Pipe organ tremulant repair

A temporary repair of the tremulant of a 1913 Jardine & Co pipe organ.

[@robertjonasson2527]

Nasty wing leak too!

[@robertjonasson2527]

I meant wind leak.

[@robertjonasson2527]

You use hide glue....never white glue.

[@rockbeetle]

Cool, where is this?

[@CountFrogular]

Abergavenny Baptist Church

[@rockbeetle]

Nice to see an organ still in use!

[@EwicoCylinder]

@@rockbeetle There are many organs in use around the world and yes still today.

[@wmrg1057]

WHITE GLUE, come on, you should know better !

[@CountFrogular]

@wmrg1057 thanks for your comment - I knew someone would have something to say about that ;-). It was a quick temporary repair in a confined space. White glue is easy to apply and has a quick setting time making it a good fit for this use. The glue was used to stick leather to leather, if the whole tremulant needs releathering it will still clean up easily as the white glue didn't come in contact with the wood.

[@stefanodeluca-jl2si]

come riparazione temporanea va bene, però una Cantata 147 tremolante, non l'avevo mai sentita.