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  • 1.  Desperately Seeking… a Set of WN&G Perimeter Bolts

    Registered Piano Technician
    Posted 03-28-2024 17:33

    The N.H. Chapter was ready to install a set of these in our Chapter Project ( a 100+ y-o Steinert 6'10.5"). R.P.T. Will Truitt ordered a set a couple of weeks ago, for a work day this weekend. Now, after checking with WN&G, it's not even clear they'd be there for our regular 2d-Monday meeting day.

    Does anyone have an extra set, on the shelf for some unknown next use, that they could spare? We'd have our set, back-ordered, drop-shipped to you when it's available, sent to you as the replacement.

    You'd make a couple of chapter members very happy.

    Last month, Peter Grey brushes on the epoxy coat while Will enjoys the  coveted ("Hey, you…) Mr. Spot appointment.



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    William Ballard RPT
    WBPS
    Saxtons River VT
    802-869-9107

    "Our lives contain a thousand springs
    and dies if one be gone
    Strange that a harp of a thousand strings
    should keep in tune so long."
    ...........Dr. Watts, "The Continental Harmony,1774
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  • 2.  RE: Desperately Seeking… a Set of WN&G Perimeter Bolts

    Member
    Posted 9 hours ago

    Hello Bill,

    I have a set of 12 WNG adjustable perimeter bolts that I bought from Jahn years ago.

    Please tell me if you still need them.

    Cheers,

    Terry Flynn



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    Terence Flynn
    owner
    Great Barrington MA
    (203) 512-7482
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  • 3.  RE: Desperately Seeking… a Set of WN&G Perimeter Bolts

    Registered Piano Technician
    Posted 5 hours ago

    Thanks, Terry, and great to hear from you. I'm checking with Will Truitt at whose shop the piano is.



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    William Ballard RPT
    WBPS
    Saxtons River VT
    802-869-9107

    "Our lives contain a thousand springs
    and dies if one be gone
    Strange that a harp of a thousand strings
    should keep in tune so long."
    ...........Dr. Watts, "The Continental Harmony,1774
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