A video about our work at Centenary United Church has been posted to the Hamilton Spectator web site:
http://www.thespec.com/videogallery/678569

December 8, 2009: installing a 1930 3 manual Casavant at Dunnville Canadian Reformed Church

Work bee in Dunnville: cleaning, painting and moving the unit organ to Hamilton

All Saints' Anglican Church, Hamilton, from the organ blowing chamber of the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

The Swell Diapason from the Korean Presbyterian Church, Hamilton on the voicing jack. Seems to be Warren or Karn-Warren pipework.

working on action blocks from the 1930 Casavant at Sydenham Street United Church in Kingston.

action blocks from Sydenham United Church in Kingston. left to right: sanded clean of old leather; new leather glued in place; trimmed to size and wind and screw holes punched; completed block

Lowering the Blower.

Antiphonal pipework

Lowering the blower to its new location.

Centenary Antiphonal: 'Tom Marshall fixed the steam heat, July 1923'.

Trumpets repaired and installed with their new supports.

Fitting up Mae with ear protection while we voice the mixture pipes for First Reformed Barrie

Dave is finishing the RCCO desk, made out of recycled oak from discarded church pews.

Beginning to look like an organ.

The pipes are installed.

The case is complete and ready for pipes.

Assembling the Keates organ for the Theological College of the Canadian Reformed Churches

Dave is making repairs to the 1919 console of the Casavant organ at Church of Our Lady, Guelph