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04/12/2018 12:45 pm
Hey Herb
Standard practice:
(assuming you are right handed)
- Put your left hand through the soundhole and hold underneath the fretboard
- Lift the guitar off the bench
- Hammer in mid air against the inertia of the guitar with your right hand
It is a little unwieldy but tried and tested and a lot cheaper than the alternative (Stewmac Fret Buck - expensive but I'm sure its fantastic)
You can certainly clamp any problematic frets
Make sure to mask off the body 🙂
Measure twice, cut once...
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04/12/2018 12:55 pm
Oh no - it's not going to work... I'm left handed with hammers!
But... I have a cunning plan... thanks for this Sir
04/12/2018 1:59 pm
oh yeah - I forgot to say...if you are left handed...swap hands...genius. ? ?
or you could fill the soundhole with Turnips?
Measure twice, cut once...
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05/12/2018 3:15 pm
Frets went in a treat.
Levelling and profiling as we speak (taking a break and having a cuppa)
Those above the 14th were easier than I thought!
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