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Originally Posted by John Arnold
This can usually be repaired with thin CA (super glue) and a little bit of ebony dust. It is not an expensive repair.
This is not usually cause by low humidity. Pushing the pins in too far is a possible cause, but soft plastic pins do not add much force. Bone pins are a different story. The overwhelming cause is 150+ pounds of string tension, acting on a piece of brittle wood (ebony) with six holes in it.
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John. Thank you for the response. I'm hoping that's really the case. I don't want to take it back but I also don't want something that's got permanent damage if it was dried out.