Technical problems and their resolution

Shulze Pollmann and various problems

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Reply 85 by giovannig

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Which of the three? In any case, that's great, thank you, but I don't understand what it has to do with the Schulze Pollmann being discussed. It seems like an OT (off-topic) intervention.

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Reply 86 by ful

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Anyway Giovanni, on FTP the minimum order is 50 euros, but I managed to contact the eBay guy you suggested, and he says he has the cardstock. I will request them on Monday. He says he is also preparing for other products, which is why his shop appears empty for now. In the meantime, I received the key for the spoons, but I think it's better to take out the mechanism as you said.

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Reply 87 by giovannig

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Ahahaha and what was I telling you? Look, I have it and I happened to use it, but it is a Renner one, sized for its mechanics, and it is easier to obtain a precise result if you know how to use it.

Anyway, on small pianos or where there is little space, it is unusable; I use the straight one which, in my opinion, you can easily recreate by modifying a long Phillips screwdriver.

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Reply 88 by ful

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Yes, I can reproduce that drill bit, I also have a small workshop with an angle grinder, welder, drills etc. If you could please send me a close-up photo of the tip of that drill bit, thank you

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Reply 90 by ful

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Yes, yes, okay. The problem with my key is the width; it's already difficult to get it through between the pilots. If it turns for me, I'll modify it. How much does yours measure on the inside?

Mine is 3.5 cm

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Reply 95 by giovannig

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You could try using your tool by removing the key immediately to the right of the position where you are adjusting the hammer regulating screw, maybe it will fit that way.

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