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| 1 | Single-Acting Truss Rod |
| 2 | Non-Adjustable Truss Rods |
| 3 | Working Metals |
| 4 | Skunk Stripes |
| 5 | Laboratory Index |
| 6 | # Signifyin' Monkey |
| 7 | Silvertone 1472 Amplifier |
| 8 | Double-Acting Truss Rod |
| 9 | Neck Adjustment |
| 10 | Reach |
| 11 | Stratocaster Bass 2 |
| 12 | Neck Mountings |
| 13 | # Alice Bass Strings |
| 14 | Cutting |
| 15 | Finishing |
| 16 | Laboratory |
| 17 | Electronics & Wiring |
| 18 | Volume & Tone Controls |
| 19 | Parallel Wiring |
| 20 | # Danelectro Catalogs |
| 21 | Passive Electronics |
| 22 | Danelectro Bridges |
| 23 | # Parental Guidance Advised |
| 24 | Capacitors |
| 25 | Series Wiring |
| 26 | # Why Bolt-on Necks are the Best |
| 27 | # Rush |
| 28 | # It's All Bullshit |
| 29 | Pickups, Noise, & Shielding |
| 30 | Building Necks |
| 31 | # Greatest Prog Band of ALL TIME |
| 32 | # Danelectro Bridge Sag |
| 33 | Rickenbacker 4001 Bass 2 |
| 34 | Neck Binding |
| 35 | Unwinding Strings |
| 36 | # Aren't You the Bass Player ? |
| 37 | Funnies |
| 38 | String Tension |
| 39 | # Slideshows |
| 40 | # Why is Modern Music so Awful? |
| 41 | Neck Shaping |
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I like to experiment with materials, designs, and techniques outside of conventional luthiery to build low-cost, high-quality, fully-functional, and attractive electric guitars and basses. What I am not interested in is doing the same old thing the same old way it has been done for decades.
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I took this 'Bird down from it's usual place up on the wall to take some measurements, and I noticed that it had grown fangs along the ( otherwise excellent Mighty-Mite ) neck that were not there before. Sharp fret ends is something I see people piss and moan about all the time. It is going to happen. It's not that the frets weren't dressed properly at the factory, the problem is that most guitars are made in warm humid places like China, Mexico, Indonesia, and Tennessee in the summer. Wood swells with moisture. When they are brought to the USA and placed in a dry heated winter house, the wood dries and shrinks a tiny bit, and the fret ends protrude. Everything about fretwork is a matter of thousandths of an inch, even the tiniest discrepancies are obvious. So this is not a defect, it is something that is simply going to happen, and it is easy to fix.
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