So thrilled to see new content! Found your channel recently! Excellent info. I'm a union electrician (IBEW 58) so I understand protecting your craft, but also understand the desire to share the wonders of your passion with others. Tuning and repair is a fascinating hobby and highly appreciate this excellent channel.
Pianos from different manufacturers may have different requirements for the removal of the action or the disassembly of the piano, but they are similar in many respects. Thanks for watching!
The procedure for a Yamaha grand and for the Shimmel grand in the video are much the same. The one difference is that there are no screws in either side of the face of the fallboard to unscrew. The fall board is removed simply by first by leaning it towards you at about a 45 degree angle and the pulling straight up. There is a spring holding it with friction so sometimes it takes bit of a pull to get it released. After the fall board is removed then you remove the check blocks before removing the key slip is possible.
Also, I just ordered an action rack from you fine folks and I can't wait to get to replacing springs!
I love the videos that you make, teaching us how to take care of our pianos! Thank You!
Glad you like them!
So thrilled to see new content! Found your channel recently! Excellent info. I'm a union electrician (IBEW 58) so I understand protecting your craft, but also understand the desire to share the wonders of your passion with others. Tuning and repair is a fascinating hobby and highly appreciate this excellent channel.
Glad you are enjoying the channel. We have more than one electrician that has taken up piano tuning and repair as a hobby.
Can you tell me if the steinhart disassembly is the same as the Steinway ?
Pianos from different manufacturers may have different requirements for the removal of the action or the disassembly of the piano, but they are similar in many respects. Thanks for watching!
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I’d like to see the procedure for a Yamaha grand, please.
The procedure for a Yamaha grand and for the Shimmel grand in the video are much the same. The one difference is that there are no screws in either side of the face of the fallboard to unscrew. The fall board is removed simply by first by leaning it towards you at about a 45 degree angle and the pulling straight up. There is a spring holding it with friction so sometimes it takes bit of a pull to get it released. After the fall board is removed then you remove the check blocks before removing the key slip is possible.
@@howardpianoind Thanks for this!
Vertical video. How unfortunate. Very informative video, however. Thanks for taking the time to upload this!
Thanks for this video!
Glad it was helpful!