Dear Sirs, I can see what you were trying to achieve, however, I personally think you ended up making work for yourself with a poorly designed tool, which is something we as technicians have no control over, by that I Jean we buy what we see on or in a catalog, pay (usually) a whack of money for something that doesn’t fit correctly even as it appears in your case you had a Yamaha designed tool to adjust their grand flanges and it didn’t work! 1. It’s unproductive 2. It’s time consuming 3. The most Galling, you can’t send it back to the supplier because you have already been using it!! I’m not criticising you personally because your videos are invaluable to help train future technicians, but for this task I personally would get a piece of chalk, straight bladed screwdriver and take my time taking the action in and out with ‘marked’ keys and work out what ever else isn’t right from my ‘markers’. Yours truly ross
thanks again for providing this video. BUT, Taking a video of what you want to show us is not good at all. She doesn’t know how to take a good video . Just when we want to see how you are fixing , she shows another place , or show your face instead of your hand that is fixing something .😏 anyway that way of taking video , make us uncomfortable .😔 best .
