Pianotech

Hi, Wim! I would be honored to give a presentation, I'll keep an eye out for a contact from Zack. 

I have seen Brigham Larson doing some amazing things lately with 3D Scanning and printing, he's really shedding a lot of light on the potential of 3DP in restoration, especially. I have used 3D printing to give new life to old thaler knuckles, also, for those owners who wish to conserve the authenticity of the hammers. Truly a boon to the craft, I think!

Hi, Wim! I would be honored to give a presentation, I'll keep an eye out for a contact from Zack. 

I have seen Brigham Larson doing some amazing things lately with 3D Scanning and printing, he's really shedding a lot of light on the potential of 3DP in restoration, especially. I have used 3D printing to give new life to old thaler knuckles, also, for those owners who wish to conserve the authenticity of the hammers. Truly a boon to the craft, I think!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

I made that tool. Sure you can use a damper block but it's an extra step to take it off and put it back.

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

I made that tool. Sure you can use a damper block but it's an extra step to take it off and put it back.

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

I have long fantasized about most or all of the tools in my tool bag being made of "plastic" (or CF), thus drastically reducing the weight of what I carry around all the time. 

Of course, the logical response would be: "Just carry what you NEED and leave the rest in the vehicle till it's absolutely necessary..." Of course I'm well aware of that, but "someone" just keeps putting more stuff in there...

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

Peter, some of us try to use mass transit and it can really be a challenge to decide what to carry or leave behind.

Gregory, looking forward to seeing more of your designs. There's also a Piano 3D print accessories and parts group on Facebook that sometimes has some interesting things.

I have long fantasized about most or all of the tools in my tool bag being made of "plastic" (or CF), thus drastically reducing the weight of what I carry around all the time. 

Of course, the logical response would be: "Just carry what you NEED and leave the rest in the vehicle till it's absolutely necessary..." Of course I'm well aware of that, but "someone" just keeps putting more stuff in there...

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

The New Your City Tool Kit" by Dan Levitan from the May 1997 journal.

Peter, some of us try to use mass transit and it can really be a challenge to decide what to carry or leave behind.

Gregory, looking forward to seeing more of your designs. There's also a Piano 3D print accessories and parts group on Facebook that sometimes has some interesting things.

I have long fantasized about most or all of the tools in my tool bag being made of "plastic" (or CF), thus drastically reducing the weight of what I carry around all the time. 

Of course, the logical response would be: "Just carry what you NEED and leave the rest in the vehicle till it's absolutely necessary..." Of course I'm well aware of that, but "someone" just keeps putting more stuff in there...

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

Thanks Larry! I'll be seeing Dan on Monday. I'll have to tell him that I read his article!

The New Your City Tool Kit" by Dan Levitan from the May 1997 journal.

Peter, some of us try to use mass transit and it can really be a challenge to decide what to carry or leave behind.

Gregory, looking forward to seeing more of your designs. There's also a Piano 3D print accessories and parts group on Facebook that sometimes has some interesting things.

I have long fantasized about most or all of the tools in my tool bag being made of "plastic" (or CF), thus drastically reducing the weight of what I carry around all the time. 

Of course, the logical response would be: "Just carry what you NEED and leave the rest in the vehicle till it's absolutely necessary..." Of course I'm well aware of that, but "someone" just keeps putting more stuff in there...

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!

Thanks Gregory. I'm now following you on Thingiverse.

I have also designed and printed a bunch of piano tools, some of which are on Thingiverse along with some other stuff. My latest project is these lifter rod locks for Baldwin Acrosonic pianos. I'll be trying the prototype on a piano later this week.

This morning I removed a bunch of things I figured I wouldn't need for a while...before the day was out I needed three of the things I removed 🙃 😅 

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

Thanks Larry! I'll be seeing Dan on Monday. I'll have to tell him that I read his article!

The New Your City Tool Kit" by Dan Levitan from the May 1997 journal.

Peter, some of us try to use mass transit and it can really be a challenge to decide what to carry or leave behind.

Gregory, looking forward to seeing more of your designs. There's also a Piano 3D print accessories and parts group on Facebook that sometimes has some interesting things.

I have long fantasized about most or all of the tools in my tool bag being made of "plastic" (or CF), thus drastically reducing the weight of what I carry around all the time. 

Of course, the logical response would be: "Just carry what you NEED and leave the rest in the vehicle till it's absolutely necessary..." Of course I'm well aware of that, but "someone" just keeps putting more stuff in there...

Peter Grey Piano Doctor 

John, thanks for the follow! Really an honor -- turns out I have printed a handful of your models in the past year or so, you've got some very useful stuff!

I'll have some extra things to be adding as I get my library in order, thank you for sharing!