When Are Your Frets Too Small to Dress Again
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How many times can you wearing apparel frets?
- Thread starter TheGuildedAge
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- #1
Anyway, a few years back I had it gone over by a actually great local tech and I know he leveled the frets.
I don't gig out anymore, just I discover I have pretty severe fret clothing on the top few frets and it could definitely use work as it buzzes more than than it used to.
Is in that location a limit to how ofttimes you can do this? Some of the grooves are pretty deep.
I don't want to throw the infant out with the bath water, but at the same time the guitar is probably worth plenty that it plus the fret job would get me a new strat.
Is it true though you lot can also supplant a fret here and at that place too?
The tech who did information technology is retired, so I can't ask him.
- #2
Honestly, you might go away with replacing a fret or ii, maybe another leveling would exercise it, peradventure whole new frets, maybe just supercede the cervix [fender necks arent exactly rare]. A Luthier will be able to tell you lot which will be he best, nearly cost effective thing to do.
- #three
How many times is a matter of how much fret is dressed off each fourth dimension. I exercise my guitars ofttimes to forbid notches from forming only I accept very lilliputian fret off each time, so I can dress the frets out many times. I did a dressing on a friends guitar and he had notches so deep that I don't think a second dressing will be possible.
My unscientific test is, I await for the deepest notch, fret a note there and meet if the string touches the board. If no, I'll dress it out, if yes, it needs a fret job.
- #4
i myself detest depression frets, and then when mine wore, i'd put upwards with it until they were also worn to sound right and so re-fret entirely. (i say "wore" because i finally put stainless on my gigging guitars then it's no longer an outcome.)
for players who squeeze difficult and don't curve much, you lot can level a lot, because lower frets are non such a problem.
- #5
Or... it all depends on you . .
Ron Kirn
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