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"This is chip out from a re fret. The old lacquer is brittle! When I file the fret…"

Paul Breen replied May 3, 2010 to Touching up finish at fret ends....

 5 May 5, 2010
Reply by Paul Breen

"Here is one source for them. There is a 5/16, no 3/8 listed and the 5/16 has a 1/2"…"

Paul Breen replied Apr 25, 2010 to Router Bit Search

 18 May 1, 2010
Reply by Pete Cyr

"The marks are there because the clamp pads went missing. The marks are not an origin…"

Paul Breen replied Apr 21, 2010 to 1920's L-1 repair.

 15 Apr 22, 2010
Reply by R.J. Fulton

"I wouldn't worry so much about matching wood species for the inlay. Even if you use…"

Paul Breen replied Apr 21, 2010 to Fretless Banjo Marker Inlays

 9 Apr 21, 2010
Reply by Greg Mirken

"I guess Bryan's saw has a depth stop like a fret saw to keep from cutting the spruce…"

Paul Breen replied Apr 8, 2010 to Removing the HUGE rosewood bridgeplates

 4 Apr 8, 2010
Reply by Paul Breen

"OK, now my question. Is this a regular problem with the large plates? Other than pu…"

Paul Breen replied Apr 7, 2010 to Removing the HUGE rosewood bridgeplates

 4 Apr 8, 2010
Reply by Paul Breen

"It may just be the pictures but it looks like there may be dark stuff in there alrea…"

Paul Breen replied Mar 20, 2010 to Large wide crack needs fixing...

 10 Mar 20, 2010
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"Great idea Frank! The neck removal contraption is amazing. I try to take pictures a…"

Paul Breen replied Mar 20, 2010 to 1937 D-28 Repair Blog

 7 Mar 24, 2010
Reply by Tom Krebs

"Apply water liberally on the inside of the top several inches on either side of the…"

Paul Breen replied Mar 20, 2010 to Large wide crack needs fixing...

 10 Mar 20, 2010
Reply by Kerry Krishna

"I do essentially the same thing as Greg suggests. However, for a bad crack or one th…"

Paul Breen replied Mar 9, 2010 to Martin Pickguard Crack

 12 Mar 25, 2010
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