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These came back to me as a rejected few from a big order, so I'm dumping them on you lot for cheap.

From my web site -

To my knowledge, these are the only "true" 4-sided pyramid bridges available out there. Each of these has a very minor chipout on the front-right and rear-left as shown in the picture. There are 28 of these available and when they are gone, they are gone.
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Saddle width is .125" and string spacing is 2.25". Overall dimension is 6" x 1".

I think these'll last about an hour, so if you want some, click here now.


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Just out of curiosity John .. are they 28 foot radiused onthe bottom - that is a problem I had with the stew mac ones - they are flat - no good to me anyway.

I might have to get you to make me some from other wood ... will let you know

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Good question, Tony. They are not radiused. However, they have a .09" tall pedestal as opposed to the other guy's .04", so there is plenty enough room to radius the bottom without jeopardizing the shape.


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Here's the math to show how much room there is. The yellow line is a 28' radius.


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The issue I have John is at the transition to the pryamid area - once you radius the bottom, that will not be the same thickness as the outer edge where you dont sand off any, or extremely little. I know its not much, but you would see it IMO ...

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Quite possible, my friend. BTW, the thickness difference is .007" if you're curious.   

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John,
Don't be offended but all I can afford would be $15 ea.
I would buy 4. and you pay the shipping.

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I'm not offended, Walter, but wrong venue.

These won't be discounted any further.John Watkins39095.673275463

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hey, I believe you .. I probably would have figured that out for myself, but I went skiing instead today with the family

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John, can you tell me what size the saddle slot is on your Pyramid Bridge? TIA, Bruce

Saddle width is .125" and string spacing is 2.25". Overall dimension is 6" x 1".

OOOps, I found it above. bd

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John...did my order on Jan 13 come through? I PayPal'd it and it cleared, but no confirmation has come back.
Just checking.

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