Shulze Pollmann and various problems

Pianos are discussed here in friendship; a boy is trying to fix his piano. I find it rude that a sad individual like you interferes in a discussion with references to people or things in a random manner. It would be appropriate for the moderators to intervene at least to clean up the discussion from these latter comments. If all

this makes you happy, go right ahead, it doesn't bother me. In the meantime, I am saving the discussion

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Torre, Giovannig is perfectly right. In this topic we are talking about technical problems of the piano; we are not interested in where Giovannig comes from or what his possible excursions into other forums might be. Here we are not in direct competition with anyone; at this level—that is, for sites born from passion, without profit motive, with the sole intention of disseminating knowledge—competition does not exist. I therefore call upon you, if you have something to say, to stay on topic; otherwise, if you repeat yourself with gratuitous attacks, without there being any episodes here that even partially justify your accusations against Giovannig, I will have to remove you. Thank you.

Good morning, yes Giovanni, by removing the key the note passes through easily. But during testing, it enters between the guides even when lifting the key a little bit.

I am attaching a photo.

Ok but it is an adjustment that can also be done by removing all the keys, pushing with your finger on the heel; in fact, you can still see when the spoon catches the damper. The tool must work perpendicular to the action, not at an angle. You need to practice a bit and acquire the sensitivity required to understand when the spoon has engaged.... once engaged, in your case, you need to give a little tap downwards so as to delay the lifting of the damper. You have already made the 23 mm jig, you can also try

Removing the keys makes it much better. I adjusted the first hammer, see if the clearance from the string is okay.

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Keep going like this, but what about the leveling and the backgrounds?

You should at least remove the excess maps on the bass, the background is very poor to me

It seemed poor to me, I meant to write.

As far as the escapement is concerned, it seems to be missing... but we will see later...

For the leveling and the backgrounds, I don't have the maps yet. But can I adjust the spoons in the meantime? Since I removed the keys...

Alright, but even if you don't have the maps in the keys where the background is sparse, you can start removing them to eventually use them where the background is excessive

You can also start regulating the escapements without the keys by pushing on the heel with your finger.

ok as soon as I finish the teaspoons which take a bit of time I will update you

It takes half an hour, always try to compare with the neighbor, keeping the tool in position and adjusting until they align (you can feel it pushing when the spring starts to work).

You can use the jig every now and then to see if you are doing well

I only ever respond in Italian. Even if the user uses another language or attaches documents in English, I provide the response in Italian.

Alright, but if they don't return, it is good to check the pins

You decide how they look to you, here are the photos

Sight-reading? I would be a wizard

Anyway they are beautiful, I see them as beautiful!

Anyway they are not rusty ahahah

Ahahahah come no, go on, once the rough work is done on the mechanics these things can be reviewed more easily