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I cut it a little too thin. I'm using grover short post tuners. Will this still hold up or should I add a thin piece to add thickness?


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Structurally you're fine. So if the tuners fit, go for it.

If you don't like the look, or need more thickness for the tuners, add a headplate.
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A headstock overlay is always an easy fix.

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Or if you are still too thin a back strap veneer! That is what I had to do when I slipped in a drum sander.

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