I rigged the neck and routed a channel for the string locks last weekend already, but didn’t have time to post the pictures. I used an old pickup router template.
I created a drilling template since I did not have access to the milling machine that I usually do and hence had to cut the holes manually.
The larger holes are for the guiding pins and the smaller to hold the screws.
Ideally, you would keep the neck square in section where the string locks sit, to give room for the full length of the screws. In this case, the neck is round and I have to cut the outer screws quite short.
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February 16th, 2010 at 2:44 pm
It’s great to see this string lock in the fitting process. I remember the morning when you woke with the concept in your head, sketch in hand and a big smile. Very nice and an elegant companion to your bridges.