Blueretard is building a guitar

[ELVIS]

uh uhuhu

What kind of oil, the fretboard lemon oil stuff?

Yep...usually...

But the stuff that really works is the engine additive DuraLube...

It's the best stuff I've found for scrastchy pots as well...

[DLR Bridge]

This exchange reminds of the Govan Guthrie clip someone posted a year ago in which he said he uses, "the unfortunately named Nut Sauce."

[Seshmeister]

A lot of my guitars I never lock down , even so the wife finds Allen keys hidden all around the house .... Or in the washer :-(

Those are for her chastity belt though, size 8mm if I remember correctly.

[vandeleur]

[ELVIS]

Alan Keys ??

[ELVIS]

the wife finds Allen keys hidden all around the house ...

[ELVIS]

oops...

[bluemustard]

You could use a Kahler trem, no need for rear routing with those.

https://www.kahlerusa.com/

Thank you! That made me drool.

[bluemustard]

I gotta get a good paying job cause i wanna be able to buy bridges like that..LOL

[ELVIS]

They're not bad used...

I have several, all from ebay besides the new one, which was a gift...

[bluemustard]

They're not bad used...

I have several, all from ebay besides the new one, which was a gift...

I'm getting a black one..it's 199 euros..looks awsome.
Can you make dive bombs with this type?

[ELVIS]

Hell yes you can...

Just as much, if not more so than a Floyd...

Also with a Kahler, you string height never varies as it does with a Floyd, or any other floating design...

Good job...

I think you'll like it...

[ELVIS]

Here's my latest project...

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[ELVIS]

Lefty, of course...

[twonabomber]

Does steinberg use springs?

Steinberger uses springs, but I think they're top-routs.

R-Trems aren't too expensive but TransTrems are pricey. MusicYo had some in the past but I don't know if they do now.

Here's a place with Steinberger parts http://headlessusa.com/headless-parts.htm I have a Cort Steinberger copy, I keep wanting to take it apart and make a new body for it. Maybe a doubleneck?