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Dave Livermore
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I made a really nice board today.
When i got done and was admiring the work I wondered if I should have cut slots in the inlay before
Binding the board.

Will the frets hold with 3mm of tang nipped off on both sides?
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Stunning rosette......

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It's normal to slot the purfling before binding but that little bit probably wouldn't hold much tang anyway. You should be good with a little more tang nipped off. Worst case is a little CA to hold it.
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Super job on the board, and yes - with care and skill, the frets will stay put. Heck, with something that nice - they'll WANT to!

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I wouldn't want tangs biting into shell anyway since it would chip when refretting in the future.


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I wouldn’t cut the shell. I’d just nip the frets and use CA.

Very nice work. Multiscale?


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DennisK wrote:
I wouldn't want tangs biting into shell anyway since it would chip when refretting in the future.

True that. I've never used shell for purfling on a board before but that makes a lot of sense.
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