Subbass Toe Board in process of being wired

Subbass Chest ready to be put together

Enclosed Great Slider Chest ready for pallet installation

Enclosed Great Slider Chest with some of the bass pallets in place

The Enclosed Great Slider Chest with pallets in place ready for the Pallet Box

Enclosed Great Pallet Box in the process of being wired.

The Enclosed Great Chest with the pallet box in place and all the pull downs attached ready to be put on the building frame.

Enclosed Great with the slides in place.

Jorge getting the Enclosed Great Slider Chest in place on the building frame.

Another shot of the slider chest going into place.

Tim on the other end of the chest getting it in place.

The chest in place on the frame. The ladder at the end is the access to the Encolsed Great.

Tim installing the slider pneumatics and arms for the Enclosed Great chest.

A close up of the stop action for the Enclosed Great Chest.

Ken getting the walk board in place for the Unenclosed Great. The exposed slider chest will rest on the level he is working on with the Pedal Unit Chest and the Subbass Chest pictured earlier on the lover level.

The console with the Pedal Board sitting in place. The Choir Manual is in place for getting the measurements correct for positioning the pedal board to AGO Standards.

The knee panel and expression pedals in place. This is still part of the positioning of the components to meet the AGO Standards on Console Design.

The positioning of the Toe Stud Blosters, which still need to be veneered to match the rest of the console.

The Knee Panel has been finished with the cut-outs of the Toe Spoons, the Toe Stud Blosters have been venered and drilled and the key desk is in place.

A close up of the bottom of the console.

A side view showing the brackets that help support the keydesk.

The Great "chamber" - the front frame holds the Pedal Unit Chest and the upper part of the Subbass on the lower level with the Unenclosed Great Pallet Box and the Upper Part of the Pedal Trombone Chest on the upper level. The rear frame is the Enclosed Great.

A view of the shop balcony showing the side of the Great frames with the reservoirs and winding in place. Between the two frames is the chest for the 16' Octave of the Pedal Trombone.

Another side view showing the Pedal Unit Chest and Subbass Chest on the lower level with the Pedal Trombone upper chest and the pallet box for the slider chest in place on the upper level.

A view of the two Great frames with the Enclosed Great slider chest in place on the rear frame. Behind the walkboard in the Enclosed Great will be the Tuba Chest which is not in place in this photo.

Another view of the Great

A more frontal view of the Great showing the winding going up to the Unenclosed Slider Chest pallet box on the left side and the winding for the Pedal Trombone Chest on the right side. Each of the wind lines has an "open" section that will have a rubber cloth sleeve in the final installation.

View of the other side of the Great

The bottom of the frames with the reservoirs in place. The large Great reservoir is sitting on the wooden wind trunk that will be connected to the wind line coming up through the floor from the blower and static reservoir in the basement.

Christian outside lacquering the Pedal Unit Chest toeboard.