Piano Key Dip Block For Adjusting Key Dip Tapered Wood Block With Acrylic Keytop

Description

Piano Key Dip Block For Adjusting Key Dip Tapered Wood Block With Acrylic Keytop
About this item:
PIANO KEY DIP:
The key dip is the distance the key will travel before hitting the punching underneath the front rail. A felt punching, as well as certain paper and cardboard punching, are usually found beneath each key to adjust the final measurement.
KEY DIP BLOCK FUNCTION:
What the way these tools work is, put the key dip block on the front of the key, press it down, and measure it, and this of course is after the keys have been leveled, but you can feel if it’s level with the key next to it. If the top is level with adjacent keys, the dip is correct.
PIANO KEY DIP AMOUNT VARIATION:
So the amount that goes down varies a little bit from one piano to the next, but in general, the key should go down between 3/8 to 7/16 of an inch when it comes to measuring the key dip.
KEY DIP BLOCK AVAILABLE SIZE:
Each Key Dip Block provides a quick and accurate way to determine if the dip of the key is standard.
Block is the correct size for a
3/8" key dip
. Size 7/16" or 13/32" block available upon request.
HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL:
This Key Dip Block is made of quality Tapered wood block with acrylic "keytop" for durability and long lasting use.
Product Description:
Key Dip Block is a very useful tool for measuring and attaining the correct and even key dip.
Made in the USA and it’s the #1 choice for Piano Technicians.
Specifications:
Product Type: Key Dip Block
Material: Tapered Wood Block with Acrylic "Keytop"
Sizes: Block for 3/8" Dip (7/16", 13/32" Available Upon Request)
Manufacturer: USA Made
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Piano Tuning & Repair - Regulating Keydip and Aftertouch - YouTube
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