Pro Tip 29: Filing Upright Hammers
Flat, or misshaped hammers can ruin the tone of a piano. Flat hammers can also cause strings to break! It’s very important to learn how to properly shape hammers and restore or maintain the voice of the piano. Hammers should only take minutes to reshape and not hours. In the last video Jim demonstrated his efficient method of reshaping grand piano hammers, and here he continues with the topic by showing how to reshape upright hammers. Hammers are quickly sculpted, then carefully shaped taking 1/3 of the string marks off of each side, then they are refined and made to look like new.

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Pro Tip 28: Hammer shaping

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BLP Shop Training: Needle Voicing Piano Hammers for Improved Tone

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"Fix Your Trumpet Embouchure: The Pencil Trick Method"

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Sharpie Shows the Hammer Sanding Line.

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Pro Tip 33: Sanding Paddles

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How to Replace the Hammers in an Upright Piano

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Werkstattvideo Piano-Support

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Voicing and shaping the vertical hammer

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Pro Tip 23: String Prepping Part 1

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Dissecting the Tone of Piano Hammers (Edited Version)

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Uncover the Secrets of Piano Pre- Voicing with this Amazing Technician

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Yamaha C7 Hammer Filing & Voicing

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BLP Shop Training: Voicing Piano Hammers with Steam for Improved Tone

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How to know if your unisons are good enough - for Emma

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Hand Sand Piano Hammers To Soften Tone - Insider Tech Tip

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Voicing a Steinway Model S

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Upright Regulation

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Piano voicing & hammer reshaping

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Pro Tip 24: String Prepping Part 2

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