Yeah Peter but isn't it usually the norm to pull the frets around the 14th and down and drill a hole in the center of the fret to the glue depth and steam the neck off that way? Maybe I'm wrong on this but wouldn't that afford a better purchase for re-gluing the repaired or new neck? I ask this...
The hacked up neck pocket makes me wonder how the neck was removed. Looks like huge holes were drilled through the fretboard until it loosened up. Very odd and sad. :dunno:
Just a wish that you and yours have a wonderful new year and may the days ahead bring you joy and prosperous times. This little corner of the world wide web brings me joy and fulfillment. Thanks to you all good folks and many blessings this coming new year!
Fortunately I've never uploaded to Photobucket but I'd be REALLY pissed if the ransoming happened to me. I'd just thought I'd share that Flickr has been good for me for uploading and a few years back they expanded the quantity of storage and they continue to upgrade the options on categorizing...
May you and yours find peace and joy in this holiday season!
Hopefully 2021 be a better year for all of us. It's been a hard year at the Lowatter house. I'll be applying for permanent disability soon and jumping through those hoops but I'm thankful that I'm still vertical.
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The ES in ES-140 stands for "Electric Spanish". That's what Gibson called the hollowbody line back in the days when guitars 1st were amplified to be heard in orchestras and big bands. They kept this designation for the hollowbody line.
I really like the trick of putting duct tape on the back of the sandpaper Tom uses to sand the back of the neck after the guide coat spraying. Epic build thread Tom graced us with in 2011.
I did a bridge reglue on a Martin years ago and I made up cantilever clamps that would clamp the bridge going through the sound hole. They were easy to make and worked perfectly.
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^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^. Man, I'd leave it alone but if necessary have you considered a single coil sized humbucker? It would take up less of a footprint and be safer on the neck joint perhaps.
Bosch Colts are pricey but if you need one to keep in your shop and use often, they're a good choice. I have a similar laminate trimmer from HF that still is going strong however as much as I use it and it's 16 years old.
Sorry for posting this here but Freddy may have them as customers or others and may share a story or two.
As a born Hamiltonian who went to Mohawk College in Brantford Ontario and now resides in South Carolina, I like to promote Canadian artists I appreciate. I saw Scott Merritt for free at a...