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Thanks for a very educational video. Regards from Antonio, from Goa, India

Thank you very much! This was VERY enlightening, and will help me tremendously! God bless you!

Good info. Always had trouble with the high register.

Man, you're the best, I just bought a spinet piano too it's 2nd hand, and I've been finding videos about upright pianos repair, and you helped me alot

I swear you’re from Mississippi 😂. Your accent is great

Thank you so much for this it really helped me out

Wow, this really sped things up, thanks! Jump to 4:40 to get to the really useful part.

life saver

Nice to see you again working on Pianos/action would like to see more Piano videos and also Piano playing Videos ;)

Also thank´s for showing this tip to us, your Video help me to finnish tunig my old 1920 Uppright ;)

Hello, I've been a follower, this is really a great help for me! Just want to ask a question on what to do if the place where we insert the screw is loose? my screw won't tighten

It's a switch used for detonation. Look in the seat and see if you see 5 long red sticks, resembling road flares.

You ever hear of a Glue brush?

Nice voice and nice playing

For goodness sake have you never heard of a PAPPS WEDGE!!!

I’m dizzy

Just a question what happen with the harmonic? You doing fix that

Thank you.

in which part of US is your accent? thank you

Excellent video Thanks

Hey really bad so see this :( Btw I´m also a Teenageboy that studied the piano, and now I´m building my own piano since may 4 :)

Hello, I'm a piano technician in Java, Indonesia. Is it possible I buy that tool (I don't know yet the name) which for to fix that hammer?

All you had to do was reem out the original flange and put a bigger center pin.Done it thousands of times.Time is money and no need for new flanges.

1:45 not really good to be putting strain on the hammer center pins by pushing the hammers with your hand

Done that many times. Until I started buying new flanges. Nice flashlight.

Sorry for your loss. I enjoyed watching your spinet piano restoration.

I can’t do it this way ? My hammer still hits for some reason any suggestion or other methods ?

Dump this video and do it again using a friend as your tripod.

Oh my gosh I. Can't watch Your Video. It's moving around so much.

You get seasick watching this video.

Where to buy the crab tools?

A stand for your camera and a light would both really help. But your insight is brilliant.

The camera movement is going to make me vomit

How do you get into a job like this?

I have an overdamped piano. The dampers are above the hammers that blocked all the way for putting any mutes on it. I figured out that I could either damp each note by inserting the mutes' rubber head carefully under the hammers, similar to what you do, or remove the whole action completely, and play the notes by plucking the strings with guitar pick.

Lol ty. I don’t know how your piano techs couldn’t suggest this technique. It seems pretty simple enough.

Papps treble mute, much faster

Thanks for sharing but I find this technique much too slow. For my own technique, I make a longitudinal split at about 3/8" from the tip and about 1/4" deep in the rubber mute. This way I can easily insert the splitted section between the 2nd and 3rd string from the side and still insert the whole mute between string groups. I wish I could show you photos to illustrate.

Hello if you could tell me what’s the name of this or how to fix it both of them will help pls Video-th-cam.com/users/shortsn36ThmXI-aQ?feature=share

What do you do if in using the broaching tool you go too far and it gets a little loose? Assuming you can't use a larger pin, is there a way to fatten the bushing, or do you have to redo it?

Hey why does my hammers go sticking on the strings 😢. It goes and not coming back and the key sticks too 😅 and no sound. What are your thoughts about uneven hammers.

Killer

Thank you. This helped my good friend trouble-shoot how to access the high notes. When I thanked him, he thanked me for your tutorial. A win-win!

I got dizzy watching from your phone moving around so much.

I have a 100 year old Conway Boston upright with an early simplex player I aim to restore myself.

I have a Wurlitzer piano very similar to yours, the b flat to the left of middle c just got jammed yesterday and is making no sound. Do you have any idea what that could be?

i remove the piano action be for i tune and put the mute strips on

Where do you buy that pieces?

Thanks!

what kind of glue do you use?