Perfect!! I have some finger groove wear on a banjo fingerboard that I'm having trouble figuring out whether to use this method or super glue and sawdust. The latter method comes out darker than the native wood. Have you ever used super glue and sawdust to do this?
Thanks, man! I bet you can understand that I wish I was equipped with at least a 2-1/2 D CNC router or better, but it's amazing what we can accomplish when we improvise. Fixturing is all-important.
I have an Epiphone that had a stress crack [so to speak]. I drilled two holes in through the fretboard, countersunk, ran two small wood screws in..I have a piece of rosewood, maybe cut two small plugs to top it off? Use shavings mixed with Titebond? Open to suggestions here..Thanks
+Ray P B Thank you! As I look back on the procedure I used, I get ideas on taking out some of the need for finesse and ensuring a quality result. But this technique does provide the basis. :-)
My heart was breaking watching you dremel into that neck lol
Nice job my friend
Pretty slick man. Glad to know guys like you are around.
Sorry I doubted you the whole time I was watching, real nice job. Cheers
Thank you so much!!!! I bought a neck that was damaged during shipping with a tiny dent like this one. Now I feel confident in repairing it myself
@Shane Mahpar Take it slow and I hope you get good results!
Perfect!! I have some finger groove wear on a banjo fingerboard that I'm having trouble figuring out whether to use this method or super glue and sawdust. The latter method comes out darker than the native wood. Have you ever used super glue and sawdust to do this?
nice job Craig
Thanks, man! I bet you can understand that I wish I was equipped with at least a 2-1/2 D CNC router or better, but it's amazing what we can accomplish when we improvise. Fixturing is all-important.
Patient and meticulous work!
Great show. Thumbs up. I was wondering? Would epoxy and dust powder mixed work the same way on a guitar fret board?
Thanks
Nice work.
I have an Epiphone that had a stress crack [so to speak]. I drilled two holes in through the fretboard, countersunk, ran two small wood screws in..I have a piece of rosewood, maybe cut two small plugs to top it off? Use shavings mixed with Titebond? Open to suggestions here..Thanks
Brilliant.
good job!
+Ray P B Thank you! As I look back on the procedure I used, I get ideas on taking out some of the need for finesse and ensuring a quality result. But this technique does provide the basis. :-)
Cool.
Any tip because I don't have that machine' hope you notice me.
Looking sucks. You may need replacing wood block from fret to fret with line under string G
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Nice work.
+3DayPriest Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad to know people find this interesting.