Tuning pins (piano) - Tightening. Part #11.Corrugated paperboard. "Foot wrap" technique.

[eltonjohnfan100]

honestly, just replace it with a larger pin...

[TheMaximillyan]

Dear eltonjohnfan100, Classical School of Tuning and Repairing pianos finds my method of harmful and ineffective. However, I dare say that screwing pin, we destroys the corrugated boards and it's fills the destroyed areas of pinblock . If we to hammer pin of larger diameter it's detrimental to the piano

[buttercupaz1]

This is how NOT to carry out such an operation!

[TheMaximillyan]

If you don't understand the benefits of this procedure, it does not mean that the method is wrong. Before such a categorical claim, try and see for yourself

[DumpYourTelevision]

@buttercupaz1

Perhaps a video showing us how to do it the "right" way would be of interest to all those doing it "wrong"?

I tune my piano myself, and have many people say I am doing it "wrong" yet, it serves me quite well. I have not mastered the art of setting all the pins yet, some hold better than others. My piano isn't a very good one as in, it's not expensive, though I do enjoy the technical aspect of the instrument just as much as playing it.

I found this video very insprational.

[TheMaximillyan]

I am very glad for your review on my video. In fact, my method works. This method is reliable and low-cost. If you have any problems with incontinence pin, I recommend. If yourself tuning a piano , I approve.

maxim_tuner_bodger

[TheMaximillyan]

DumpYourTelevision I am very glad for your review on my video. In fact, my method works. This method is reliable and low-cost. If you have any problems with incontinence pin, I recommend. If yourself tuning a piano , I approve.

maxim_tuner_bodger