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I forgot -I did one hand cut one as well …
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Did you do the hand cut one for any particular reason? Grain, different model, just to keep your skills up?

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There’s a workout for the shop vac! What’s with the one with the wide truss rod slot?

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Bryan Bear wrote:
Did you do the hand cut one for any particular reason? Grain, different model, just to keep your skills up?

You know I can't even remember why I did that-it was meant for another guitar and it didn't work out for it so I am using it on a new one.
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Terence Kennedy wrote:
There’s a workout for the shop vac! What’s with the one with the wide truss rod slot?


The truss rods I am using (Martin 2-way) have a wider end where the wrench goes in, so they all have to get widened like that one.
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