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Gill the Piano wrote:I prefer it in a glass!

I prefer too

Yes, you are right. In England a "bodger" used to make chairs out in the forest. Here is a link to an article about the last bodger http://www.stuartking.co.uk/index.php/samuel-rockall-last-of-the-chair-bodgers/ with some pictures. The chairs they made last a very long time./quote] Thank f...

Gill the Piano wrote:out of 'Clean greasy keys with vodka

This fluid is available and the most effective
maxim_tuner_bodger_from_KZ

Now you bodgers can make your own tools.[/quote]Who exactly are 'you bodgers'?[/quote]Maybe the current discussions here and on Pianoworld will encourage me to become a bodger.[/quote] Dear forum users and techs of piano, if I understand correctly marked pxq explanation of the word "bodger"...

If you have non-standard pin, need to forge this pin (hot press, smithy) I am attaching a chart-drawing and photo T-hammers http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/maxim-tuner/album/170673 Now you bodgers can make your own tools. A few posts back, I defined the word 'bodger' for someone else. Who exactly are ...

Barrie Heaton wrote:

rxd wrote:

rxd wrote:I still use a T hammer on some vintage pianos I still tune. Barrie,

I am Maximillyan,my respect English Forum and all techs. I get a lot of useful information and I thank you for your research about T-hammer. Greets & Thanks for Barrie Heaton.
Yours Maximillyan