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Michael Dale Payne
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I had not talked to John in a while so it was good to hear from him. I just thought I would pass along to those that did not know. John is shutdown for a while to build up inventory. He expects to be back open near the first of November with a vast inventory of bridges, 6 and 12 string paddle head and slotted head laminated necks as well as many other parts. I do not know for sure but gathered from our brief conversation he is trying to get away from so many single order semi-custom necks and instead have a ready supply of most wood and lamination combos on hand when he reopens.

Just thought I would pass this info along
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Great news! I can see his business really taking off.


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Thanks for the info, Michael! He's one of the best suppliers we have.

I sure hope he's keeping up his golf skills!

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Does anyone know where to find the small outer diameter brass inserts (similar to what John uses)? I believe they are 1/4-20 inner and .365" outer.

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I believe they are the same barrel as LMI's


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[QUOTE=MichaelP] I believe they are the same barrel as LMI's [/QUOTE]

I ment threaded insert not barrel
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[QUOTE=Dave-SKG]Does anyone know where to find the small outer diameter brass inserts (similar to what John uses)? I believe they are 1/4-20 inner and .365" outer.[/QUOTE]

Try http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/page.aspx?c=2&p=44203& amp;cat=3,41306,41311


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