Last edited by Captainleeward; Apr 14, 2018 at 02:22 PM.
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PJs (Apr 16, 2018)
Yea either play her a song or take her to dinner, and she'll forget all about that old green towel, LOL
Comments are always welcome
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PJs (Apr 16, 2018)
Hello Christophe, Doug I had a feeling you would be chiming in on this one. Yes I have decided to level my Fender acoustic fret board as some of the frets are in need of
crowning so I have been buying lathier tools to do the job wish me good luck...I will be starting on a old tree trunk from yesteryear to get some practice first .
PJs (Apr 16, 2018)
Hi Captain,
I'm sure you will success, just take care of a few things,
- don't forget that with string tension removed, the neck is "normally' back bowed
- don't try to absolutely flatten it with truss rod tension
- Do not force, if you feel some difficulty loosening the truss rod nut.
- Do that only if you know how to set up the truss rod tensioned
- You can however, if you don't want to play with the truss rod setup, check for uneven frets , using a 'rocking tool' (look at stew Mac, but do it yourself)
- When crowning, paint the top with a sharpy and be sure you always leave a thin line on top when filing
- take care that your file is smooth or protected on the side, not to hurt the rosewood.
about leveling, have a look at this site, no special tools used, and good method
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Good luck, but I'm confident !
Last edited by Christophe Mineau; Apr 16, 2018 at 12:25 AM.
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