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Geordie Adams
PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 5:31 pm 
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hi all,
I've got a neck block that slipped whilst clamping and of course I didn't notice it till the next day, it needs taken out and re-done. Can anyone suggest the best method of opening a fish glue joint, Its just glued on two faces sides / soundboard so there's plenty of access thankfully.
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oooops !,
many thanks Todd, I should have mentioned it's been lying in my workshop for four months, I've been away all summer.
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You are going to have to get that joint wet somehow. I have used pallet knives in hot water for removing a back. It was a painful experience. FG does not like to let go. Water and heat together work best, I think.

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GEORGE! What have you done again? :P

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