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"Applause... clap, clap, clap! You may not be totally satisfied with your work but yo…"

Paul Breen replied Jun 11 to Rotted binding on a Gretsch 6122

 13 Jun 12
Reply by Dave Richard

"Looks like this will be a job of patience and attrition, you have your hands full. I…"

Paul Breen replied Jan 18 to Rotted binding on a Gretsch 6122

 13 Jun 12
Reply by Dave Richard

"Those frets where not machined with barbs. They have been distressed by hand with a…"

Paul Breen replied Jan 17 to Old Frets - General Question

 4 Jan 18
Reply by onewent

"Thanks for your input Frank, I suspect it will remain a mystery. "

Paul Breen replied Dec 15, 2020 to K1 Mandocello... factory spliced neck?

 6 Dec 15, 2020
Reply by Paul Breen

"The spliced on neck wood does not involve the head stock. It is on one side of the n…"

Paul Breen replied Dec 15, 2020 to K1 Mandocello... factory spliced neck?

 6 Dec 15, 2020
Reply by Paul Breen

"Definitely not a mainstream instrument. The splice is only on one side of the neck a…"

Paul Breen replied Dec 14, 2020 to K1 Mandocello... factory spliced neck?

 6 Dec 15, 2020
Reply by Paul Breen

"Ebonizing is a somewhat generic term, it simply means a faux process of turning some…"

Paul Breen replied Oct 1, 2020 to Ebonized Fret Boards and Bridges

 11 Oct 5, 2020
Reply by Dave Hanna

"Len is correct. This model would originally have had an adjustable saddle get up on…"

Paul Breen replied Jul 15, 2020 to 69 Hummingbird w/ strange bridge plugs

 7 Jul 28, 2020
Reply by David Edward Helmer

"One advantage of the carbon fiber used with epoxy, is the spline fit can be somewhat…"

Paul Breen replied May 22, 2020 to Hofner archtop necks

 5 Jun 10, 2020
Reply by Palle Clausen

"The neck joint isn't exactly a dovetail even though the sides are slightly flared. D…"

Paul Breen replied May 22, 2020 to Hofner archtop necks

 5 Jun 10, 2020
Reply by Palle Clausen

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