Replacement and duplication of Steinway underlevers or back action. Makes for easier adjustments and repairs in the home on each individual underlever. Also it makes adjusting the Sostenuto rail performance much better.
Installing a new set of Steinway Ice cream cone legs and Trade Mark lyre to a Steinway “A” that the original legs and lyre were removed in the 1950’s.
Underneath of Steinway Grand Piano finished, trap work sanded and cleaned. All new leather punchings and felt applied to levers to assure quiet pedal action when playing the instrument.
Bottom of piano in it’s original condition before reconditioning.
Installation of dowels to stretcher and bass and treble ends of pinblock. Glue dowels and pinblock at bass and treble ends to insure a good structural fit for piano tuning stability. This will help in the overall performance of the piano restoration!
Steinway pinblock fit to plate flange. This is important for stability of the piano tuning so when the piano is being tuned the pinblock does not shift. This is one of many things that makes for difference in a quality piano restoration.
Steinway pinblock ruff cut and fit to rim and stretcher of piano.
Duplicating original pinblock from a Steinway “B:.
Steinway plate chalked and ready to start fitting pinblock to flange,
Steinway plate chalked and ready to begin fitting pinblock.
Piano plate in process of restoration.
