I would bring it up to them as something they should have tended to.
I point out these smaller things just as feedback not so much to wrestle a discount
All chemicals are created by chemists
Kinda in their job description
:)
I use lemon oil (furniture oil)
Created by a chemist for the same purpose
To rehydrate wood furniture. And works great for guitars and fretboards
Got no idea
If you go real slow
With a new bit
It only has to do one
Most folks try to gouge out big chunks
Because they are impatient
Small thin bits should work
I dunno
Seems to be built out of 4020
May not
New bit very important coolant in a spray bottle or air blowing across the work...
Look
The "Floyd Rose Nuts" come in several sizes, colors and radius
You , yourself can go to Harbor Freight
And purchase a mini mill
Take a moment to pull your head out and see how that darn thing works
Then perform the task yourself
The mini mill costs less than the shop fees...
I would think you could buy one you want
Then take it to a machine shop that has an milling machine
Pay their hourly rate
Walk out with the thing you want
Asking someone to bear the costs of purchasing what may not be what you want
Then proceed to modify it until it is junk to anyone but you...
Those pivot screws at the base of the bridge aren't supposed to be tight
Pull one out
It has a shoulder just under the head
Only the threads should engage in the wood
Deep enough so that the metal of the bridge doesn't ride on the threads
The under side of the lip on the bridge
The part...
I have a buddy that played out as much as five nights a week from the late 80s through the early 10s and played a Squire or Epiphone at every show
The best sounding player on stage was a Cajun with a Bullet Squire and a SS Peavey set in a kitchen chair.
The instrument doesn't make the...
Are we just ignoring the locking nut
The fine tuners on the FR bridge makes it easy to returned after it's all stretched out
If thw trem is floating a d balanced properly
It is incredibly stable
If your isn't, you have it set up wrong.