MIMF

Agree with you that fret heights should be added to the curve of a radius sanding block.

Hiho- I know this is an old thread but something bugs me about most fret leveling videos, at least those I've watched/read, and instruction- most notably that a machined dead-flat piece of metal is often used and is the best way to level the frets. To my way of thinking, the frets should be ground t...

Hard to imagine that side-loading of the rollers would do anything but cause lots of extra friction and therefore, wear- the very thing the rollers are intended to minimize. Still- these roller bridges are not uncommon so people must be using them.

Hmmmm...this is still gnawing away at me. So, if you have or want to install, a trem, any roller bridge under consideration should be a "Schaller" type with angled rollers parallel to the neck. Am also wondering what effect, if any, it might have on bending.

bill

> You are correct that roller bridges are for vibrato/tremelos. Not really useful in your case.
thanks, Barry!

Hi- doing some maintenance on my EDS-1275 style double neck and thinking about putting a roller bridge on the 6 string side. Not sure there's any advantage to it since there is no trem arm, and the rollers are not all that parallel to the neck. Any thoughts or insight based experience would be much ...

Thanks, Barry

Will try it today-

Hiho- new to the forums & starting on my 3rd kit- a semi hollow body electric, PRS style guitar. Looks pretty good so far except for the neck issue It's not all THAT loose in the pocket- inserting the neck then moviing the headstock side to side, movement is around 5/32". Then I put a strai...