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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 2 months ago
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I just re-fretted an original Taylor for a customer in Stainless and the customer was over the moon with the results and can’t get over how well it plays now. Really depends on the player I think. I just about exclusively use stainless on all fretting jobs and have yet to have complaint.
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Massimiliano Monterosso Maxmonte Guitars posted a new loothprint. 2 months ago
Optivisor adjustable light clipHere is a little LED light holder that can clip to your optivisor. It fits the Olight mini 2 light, the same that goes on…
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Opitivsors cleared for take of on runway two two left.1
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Mark Healton posted a new loothprint. 2 months ago
Parametric Nut slot jigI decided it would be worth the effort to come up with a more customizable version of the mandolin nut slot jig I submitted a…
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Dude ! This is great !1
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Tony Lewis Skypilot Guitar Repair replied to the discussion Flying with acoustic guitars in the forum Quick Questions 2 months ago
I know this day and age probably too expensive but back in the day, I’d pay for a seat for my upright bass…….Lotsa fellow musicians did this. How much is the resonator worth? How much is a seat?
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Taylor crack repair - Finish touch up guidance please!
Yeah, I’d get that end pin out of the way, repair as you normally would. It looks like, the tail block is loose. Get it all level. I would use some light coats of Poly as a base coat, light scuff, then use the Mohawk, it doesn’t build like you would think and takes several coats. You can blend the edges of the Mohawk with a felt block to get…
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I can say that yes, stainless will change the tone. Mostly the electric guitar guys like it because it lessens the wear and tear, and since most are playing through pedals, and effects the tone change isn’t an issue. We tried it on several acoustics at Taylor and because Taylors are naturally more voiced in the mid-range and treble it made…
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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 2 months ago
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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 2 months ago
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Untangler Pro, approaching first production batch
Hi everyone, I am getting closer to finalising the specs for the first production run of the Untangler Pro.
The Untangler Pro is made of stainless steel, and it is designed to clean up the underside of fret?s overhangs after clipping away the tang. It works with a Dremel or similar tool and a cutting wheel.
The order for the parts needed for…
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