The 23rd fret on my seven-string neck is high enough to affect the notes down to the 20th fret on the top three strings. I know Warmoth superglues their frets. It doesn't seem to move when I press on it with a little wood block, so it seems unlikely that beating on it will lower it?
"And stay down, boy...."
I've fixed high frets on "normal" necks before - I have C-clamps, thick and thin superglue, slow superglue, superglue accelerator and remover... however, is it worth it to even try pulling the neck off, running a touch of glue in there and clamping? It's a dinky little space.... :sad: Or, should I just level it and re-crown? Can a Warmoth fret "spring"? :help:
"And stay down, boy...."
I've fixed high frets on "normal" necks before - I have C-clamps, thick and thin superglue, slow superglue, superglue accelerator and remover... however, is it worth it to even try pulling the neck off, running a touch of glue in there and clamping? It's a dinky little space.... :sad: Or, should I just level it and re-crown? Can a Warmoth fret "spring"? :help: