There’s always a feeling of achievement when finally removing the neck from a Guild guitar.
Why do they build them so?
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- I’m closing my incoming repair books for the rest of the month. I’ll reassess in November where things are with my backlog. If you want to get on my waiting list, please go to my website, duluthier.com, and fill out the form under “services.” If you have an emergency job, please message me and we’ll see what we can do. Thanks for all the work!
- I have three groups of people to thank: 1) All the people who keep bringing so many instruments to be repaired, even in these times, 2) All the people who are patiently waiting while I work through the piles, 3) Everyone else!
- Still love a router.
- #pianolessonwin What are your favorite mnemonics for notes on the staff? Today, ours is Elephants Got Big Dirty Feet.
- These peg holes had been widened too much. I turned some hard maple into tapered plugs today. After they are glued into place, I’ll re-ream, do a little finish touch up on the fresh wood, and tune to pitch.
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Gibson
gift
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