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Ole'Lefty · 06-09-2012, 11:29 AM

The little starters in the Faber will not need much deepening/enlarging. If those needle files have one with toothed edge only and also a triangular they are your best bet. If you were a little more "enmeshed" in the forum, I would loan you the S-Mc large double edged by mail. If you are not in a huge rush, email me at my personal address jetobeyatmsn.com with some bio and I'll consider it. Fabers are excellent and it would be a shame to mess up. Until the VIP member stiffed me on the George M guitar sale, I would not even hesitate. NO MATTER--do not let excitement lure you into wrecking your bridge.

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Ole'Lefty Bartlett Retrospec Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: davenport, iowa, USA Posts: 4,203 Thanks: 130 Thanked 176 Times in 45 Posts	Re: Advice on filing new saddles The little starters in the Faber will not need much deepening/enlarging. If those needle files have one with toothed edge only and also a triangular they are your best bet. If you were a little more "enmeshed" in the forum, I would loan you the S-Mc large double edged by mail. If you are not in a huge rush, email me at my personal address jetobeyatmsn.com with some bio and I'll consider it. Fabers are excellent and it would be a shame to mess up. Until the VIP member stiffed me on the George M guitar sale, I would not even hesitate. NO MATTER--do not let excitement lure you into wrecking your bridge.