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jfmckenna
PostPosted: Sat Aug 27, 2022 12:29 pm 
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It's my understanding that these are glued in with CA?

Using my standard technique of a slit in cardboard protected by AL foil over the bridge exposing the saddle with a heat lamp simply will not work like it easily does on true vintage hide glue ones. And I mean I got this sucker HOT and just will not budge.

What do y'all do? Just rout it out and start over?
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Barry Daniels
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I have seen one technique where you saw down the middle of the saddle with a razor saw until you near the bottom. Then squeeze it from the sides with pliers to break the two halves free.

I think I saw this on Frank Ford's site.


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Cal Maier
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+1 for Barry’s suggestion. It has worked for me with hard to remove or broken glued in saddles. I have used a circular saw in a dremel tool it worked fine, just take your time.

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Saw through worked like a charm, thanks.


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