arealken
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I'm sorry for taxing the forum with my recent barrage of posts here, however I am really getting down to the end of setting up all my guitars and so there shouldn't be more questions ...I'm not on lockdown or nothing, but have some time now. so therefore;
I really did a fine job if I do say so myself leveling the frets and crowning them, but when I strung the guitar up, the 'only' issue is on the first fret first string high E. It frets out, meaning I must have mowed that bit down too much relative to the adjacent fret.
It isn't a catastrophe per se, I can always get that one fret replaced , however I would like some advice on trying to spot level it.
If I use a fret rocker , and try and spot level, meaning probably bringing down the 2nd fret to get the level, will it create a domino effect on up the frets there, 3rd, 4th, that could be more of a pain then just replacing the fret??
Thank you so much.
I really did a fine job if I do say so myself leveling the frets and crowning them, but when I strung the guitar up, the 'only' issue is on the first fret first string high E. It frets out, meaning I must have mowed that bit down too much relative to the adjacent fret.
It isn't a catastrophe per se, I can always get that one fret replaced , however I would like some advice on trying to spot level it.
If I use a fret rocker , and try and spot level, meaning probably bringing down the 2nd fret to get the level, will it create a domino effect on up the frets there, 3rd, 4th, that could be more of a pain then just replacing the fret??
Thank you so much.