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B. Howard
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Some people should need a license to purchase super glue....


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B. Howard wrote:
Some people should need a license to purchase super glue....

And all this time I've only been using two drops. Nonetheless, I still manage to glue my fingers together.

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Let's not leave out the folks mis-using epoxy, hot glue guns, white glues, etc.
I could write a book about goofy stuff like this in luthiery - and I don't mean just adhesives!

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Years ago, I popped the top off of a fiddle I was repairing. The soundpost came off with the top--superglued. Didn't even make contact with the back...

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Brian, that looks about right to me.
Of course, I would have used a bit more glue than that.
I'm only comfortable when they will not come off.

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Steve Kinnaird wrote:
I'm only comfortable when they will not come off.

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You'd have been proud. I was scared it was either not coming off without shattering or was going to pull a big chunk of guitar with it. I carefully wicked in acetone at the fretboard for a few minutes to soften it up some. Had one a few weeks ago that the owner decided to try and glue some loose frets back in with superglue. Made a real mess of it and by the looks of it I'd say he glued his finger down with one of the frets.

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Forget glue, screws are the answer.

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Forget glue, screws are the answer.


Wait until you get one on the bench with carpet tacks holding on the parts....

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This came in a couple months ago and made me chuckle:

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I was shocked - shocked I tell you - that the bondo and nails didn't hold it together under tension
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lex_luthier wrote:
This came in a couple months ago and made me chuckle:

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I was shocked - shocked I tell you - that the bondo and nails didn't hold it together under tension
I would have used pneumatic ring-shanked nails and Elmer's craft glue, myself. laughing6-hehe

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David Newton wrote:
Forget glue, screws are the answer.


Ah, not a bad idea, David.
Then again, one could always back out the screws.
Perhaps a steel nut (Titanium on deluxe models) which is then welded to the truss rod?

Sorry Brian...

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If screwed and glued dosen't work, what's a guy to do????

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lex_luthier wrote:
This came in a couple months ago and made me chuckle:

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I was shocked - shocked I tell you - that the bondo and nails didn't hold it together under tension


Hey, I did that repair!!!!!!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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