a broken headstock repair that I did
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metalchurch79
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Re: a broken headstock repair that I did
Turned out pretty good man! Did you add dowels or biscuits between the two pieces? Also, since you added a veneer to the front and the rear, how come you didn't opt to just cut it cleanly and make a new headstock for it, rather than piecing those two back together? Just wondering that's all. Turned out great though, and it's most likely stronger now than it ever was.
Turned out pretty good man! Did you add dowels or biscuits between the two pieces? Also, since you added a veneer to the front and the rear, how come you didn't opt to just cut it cleanly and make a new headstock for it, rather than piecing those two back together? Just wondering that's all. Turned out great though, and it's most likely stronger now than it ever was.
Gearjoneser
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Re: a broken headstock repair that I did
Hey, it's the backwards Stonabus.....Subanots. What's happening?
Hey, it's the backwards Stonabus.....Subanots. What's happening?
subanots
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Re: a broken headstock repair that I did
No dowels or bisquits. I went for whatever would be fast, and structurally sound. Making a new headstock would have been a pain and this looked way COOLER.
epoxy is stronger and this guitar needs it. The owner takes it camping all the time. Hence the break.
Hey bro! Just trying to survive. Hope you are doing good.
