I have a 1963 Jose Ramirez concert guitar I played for 10 years. Now the d string pops soon after a new one is put on. Is there a remedy, or is this guitar dead?
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I have a 1963 Jose Ramirez concert guitar I played for 10 years. Now the d string pops soon after a new one is put on. Is there a remedy, or is this guitar dead?
Mark,
Have you considered the DiaFlat lapping plate? I've used this for lapping only, for over 2 years. I'm not sharpening a large number of irons constantly; however, I have a couple of dozen edge...
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I've ordered the rod and hope to get started soon after the holidays on the vise.
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'have ordered the items.
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Chris,
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Jim,
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Looks like a great plane! How much does it weigh?
KL