yikes, a crack!!

[stonecry]

You´re right stonecry! You can send me a PN if you like to meet or jam a little 

Greg

Great, let's do that

[stonecry]

I would show a pic of the repaired bridge but I'm not sure how to post it.  I know that someone asked to see it.

[BenF]

now you have 10 posts under your belt, there should be an 'additional options' tab at the bottom of the new post window.  Click it and then add the picture by clicking the browse button and locating the file. 

Needs to be under 200kb file size to work, and 400kb total per post.

[BenF]

And Unclrob, a bit of a change of topic, but I don't know if you or anyone else saw YamahaJunkie's thread (epic thread) on his brazillian parlour restoration project on the AGF.  It looked great when he finished, but I suspect the guitar is about 40% superglue.  Everytime i read his updates I cringed at what your reaction would be!

[unclrob]

Ben yes I tried to follow it.I know all these great repairpeople are using all sorts of hot glue's and superglue's but all it take's is one misplaced drop and bam,your buying a customer a new guitar.With guitars showing up with bridge's epoxied to the finish of a guitar or superglue holding a joint together the thing to remember is once superglued no other glue will penetrate the wood for a reglue.

[gregor]

Here are the pics from stonecry - with crack and after repair...


[attachment deleted by admin]

[Danny]

  Yup, looks like new.