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MMD Archives February 1996 1996.02.04 07 Prev  Next Welding Cast Iron By George Bovard > Jack Hardman wrote about welding cast iron, and asked if it was buzzing > or doing something unpleasant Hi. I'm the one that asked about welding the harp. No, its not doing anything unpleasant. I just noticed the crack (which doesn't go all the way through). I was curious, before I sink a lot of money into the player action, if this sucker cracked is it fixable? I have heard of folks throwing away pianos for cracked harps and sound boards, and wondered why. Now I suspect there wasn't much else good about them, and old pianos are cheap. Thanks for the info! -George (Message sent Mon 5 Feb 1996, 01:02:02 GMT, from time zone GMT-0600.) Key Words in Subject:  Cast, Iron, Welding

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