There are many different methods for installing backchecks, but the “72º-angle method” is the method most guaranteed to achieve consistent backchecking close to the strings.

Issues around the connective points on the hammer assembly often require a few different methods of repair. Since the repair techniques overlap and all require similar tools, this article will cover hammer shank repairs for loose glue joints and broken shanks on both uprights and grands.

Plugging a stripped hole is an essential skill for any technician. This article covers the methods you'll use for shop and field repairs.

A “splice” is a knot that uses a new length of wire to connect a broken string to the tuning pin.

Bass stringing technique is similar to plain-wire stringing, but there are several factors that put bass stringing into a league of its own.

Replacing the leather material on the hammer heel is an easy and straight-forward repair for a messy problem.

Good housekeeping is the best treatment for piano pests, and piano technicians are a part of that service.

This list of quick tips should help smooth the way to a successful stringing experience.

Replacing broken agraffes can be a tedious job for even the most seasoned technician, but it’s certainly not the most difficult.

Hammer shaping is an essential part of servicing pianos. This article includes several methods of hammer filing.

While the hunt for mysterious "clicks" may never end, this article walks you through the most common sources and how to fix them.

Every piano technician should be able to size, replace, and repair action centers correctly.