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Irving
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I am routing my first tremolo cavity. This is guitar build #14 or so for me, but I have yet to do a tremolo bridge. This one also just so happens to be left handed.

I am using stew mac traditional strat tremolo templates.

So. I am assuming that I simply mirror image what I would do for a conventional right handed tremolo by flipping the templates upside down, correct?
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Yes, your on the right track.
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