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Post by Onechordtrick on Apr 24, 2020 11:12:07 GMT
I'm probably asking the impossible here but anyway...
I assume that nut slots are best cut when fitted to the guitar. However is it possible to have the nut cut in isolation and then fitted later to the guitar? I need to replace the soft plastic nut on my Telecaster to take the heavier gauge strings and was wondering if it would be possible to post it to someone have them re-cut the slots and then I can sand it to height.
Thoughts?
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Post by andrewjw on Apr 24, 2020 12:03:37 GMT
I'm probably asking the impossible here but anyway... I assume that nut slots are best cut when fitted to the guitar. However is it possible to have the nut cut in isolation and then fitted later to the guitar? I need to replace the soft plastic nut on my Telecaster to take the heavier gauge strings and was wondering if it would be possible to post it to someone have them re-cut the slots and then I can sand it to height. Thoughts? If you'd like to PM me your address I'll happily send/loan you my set of [sanitised] nut saws [only small ...the saws I mean ]....
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Post by Onechordtrick on Apr 24, 2020 13:03:58 GMT
I'm probably asking the impossible here but anyway... I assume that nut slots are best cut when fitted to the guitar. However is it possible to have the nut cut in isolation and then fitted later to the guitar? I need to replace the soft plastic nut on my Telecaster to take the heavier gauge strings and was wondering if it would be possible to post it to someone have them re-cut the slots and then I can sand it to height. Thoughts? If you'd like to PM me your address I'll happily send/loan you my set of [sanitised] nut saws [only small ...the saws I mean ].... Thank you - that's really kind
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