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"I would never take material off the bottom of a saddle. Good saddles are machined to…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 18, 2011 to proper way to shave-down saddle to lower action

 38 Oct 16, 2012
Reply by Paul Verticchio

"The current Martin tortoise guards are pretty awful: halftone dots in colors not qui…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 13, 2011 to Beveling edges on a Martin style Pick Guard

 14 Oct 14, 2011
Reply by Ed Taublieb

"Bart, thanks for that link, the history page is good, as are some of the other pages…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 13, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"I agree $600 is pretty stiff. Moving the holes a little bit is not so hard to do—inv…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 12, 2011 to loar spaced F5 tuners?

 6 Oct 12, 2011
Reply by Paul Hostetter

"Hate to say it, but these articles are specious and misleading BS. This is a case of…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"Some National necks back then were "real Bakelite," but the rest of it was real cell…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"That's my beard. It's a comb-up.  "

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"Thanks Greg, we agree (as usual). I'd add that lots of things, not just thermoplasti…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"Why does it need new tuners? What does it currently have?   Perhaps you should ask S…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to loar spaced F5 tuners?

 6 Oct 12, 2011
Reply by Paul Hostetter

"The term Bakelite is incorrect. I know antique toy collectors love the term, but rea…"

Paul Hostetter replied Oct 11, 2011 to Flattening old Bakelite pick guards and source for new guards?

 30 Oct 13, 2011
Reply by Kerry Krishna

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