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Joined: January 2009 Posts: 1249
Location: Texas | Hold my beer while I get some bolts....
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Joined: June 2012 Posts: 2316
Location: Pueblo West, CO | Yeah, no. Even when I was 16 years old I would never have done that to a guitar. |
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Joined: February 2016 Posts: 1802
Location: When?? | A choice between a trip to the trash or a trip to the work bench.
Edited by Love O Fair 2018-01-04 11:34 AM
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Joined: July 2005 Posts: 1609
Location: Colorado | Eh - Nylon strings - low tension |
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Joined: November 2002 Posts: 3611
Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | It's........still...........just...........wrong................:-) |
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Joined: May 2011 Posts: 755
Location: Muenster/Germany | When I was -young- I had a guitar with a broken neck. I first glued it.Then I found a piece of 5mm flat iron with a perfect matching angle in the middle. I excavated the neck from the rear side so that the iron would fit in the wood, filled the rest with epoxy and sanded and polished the surface. Because I only had clear epoxy it looked strange but was quite stable. |
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Joined: October 2014 Posts: 270
| Plastic bowls, aluminum necks and finger boards, etc. Many have said these are just wrong. Assuming this wasn't an otherwise valuable guitar, the owner likes it and now has a playable guitar, so what? Besides, it's not badly done and has a bit of a steampunk flair to it.
In any case, the damage may have been otherwise unrepairable. |
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Joined: September 2006 Posts: 10777
Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Creative DIY Lutherie is GOOD.
Here is a homemade splice on my 1121 headstock (I did not do this);
Here is a creative job of Sanding the bridge to allow for lowering action;
And, even tho I had thought about it, this does NOT have a pickup installed;
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