Refitting an unstuck bridge - advice sought

[sueinpr]

You're very welcome, it's a beauty.

[firefrets]

Happy with the result.

Looks pretty much as the original.





Now to establish exactly what it is and maybe sell it, or keep it, or whatever goes.

[redir]

It's a cool looking guitar. How does she sound?

Just a bit of future advice, if you tape wax paper or even just use cellophane tape on your clamping caul then you won't glue it to anything it ought not to be

Also bolts might be a better option then screws.

But anyway good job.

[firefrets]

Originally Posted by redir

It's a cool looking guitar. How does she sound?

Just a bit of future advice, if you tape wax paper or even just use cellophane tape on your clamping caul then you won't glue it to anything it ought not to be

Also bolts might be a better option then screws.

But anyway good job.

Thanks for the tips.

Sound wise it sounds ok.
A bit brighter and bassier at both ends than the Superfolk I've just compared it to, although the SF is designed to be plugged in really.

Not as sophisticated a sound as the SF but then it's strings are a tad high at the moment.

Volume wise, might just have the edge, but hard to tell as the SF has 13's and plays perfectly and this has 12's and plays 'ok'.

[sueinpr]

You did a really fine job with the inlay! It looks wonderful

[firefrets]

Originally Posted by sueinpr

You did a really fine job with the inlay! It looks wonderful

Thanks very much.

I think one slot is slightly too long but I though hey ho.

I was going to put it on Ebay but have just took a Joan Cashimira 105 off after finding out they wanted £65 if it sold and that's not including Paypal so won't do it on principle.

Any idea on value?

I'm thinking 2-300 is that too much?

[sueinpr]

I thinks that's a good start on Price.