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I've no proof, but I could imagine that some courriers and their insurance covers had claims of 'it arrived broken' when in fact it was already broken when sent. Was there not a flurry of bogus 'whiplash' claims a while back..? Maybe the System has been abused too many times by the unscrupulous few..?

Good evening, Sam, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

To be Franck, I hadn't thought of that aspect; sorry.

On a Haydn to nothing, in my view.

Micron..? Thou..? Mil..? Tad..? Gnat's wotsit..?

A millimetre or so deviation at that spot would make one heck of a difference to the neck angle, as far as the string is concerned. Probably visible to an experienced eye, and quite certainly a contributing factor in your 'buzzing' issues. It needs sorting, especially as the whole idea of the exercise was to get a better neck/body join..!

Good afternoon, Binuche, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Good afternoon, Bassosaku , and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

No problem, as long as they pay the hire cost for the one they've been testing..!

OK, I'll go with the current dimensions. I'll still be needing those home addresses, of course. In your own time.

@Maude, @Rich ... Here's a couple of very bad photos, hot from the press. I'll need a check on the dimensions; I've marked one photo with a specific distance. I can alter this to any other (not, not six miles, you fool, stop it, Jack ...); different sizes for a multi-print are no problem either. Once I get confirmation I'll go ahead and print some off. Could you please PM your postal addresses, so that I may send the bailiffs the Cray Twins the results..? Does anybody want 'em painted, or at least prepared for painting..? I have airbrush stuff for primer and the like, if it helps.

We'd rather have posts directly relating to this topic; discussion on the workings of other social media platforms may continue in another topic, but not here. Thanks again.

To keep this topic readable, please can we just: Keep to reported facts and updates about case progression. Thank you.

The plug-in being lauded is part of the Presonus Studio One Artist or Pro packages. Oddly enough, it's featured on a Presonus blog page..! I've no doubt that it's a decent enough Fx, but it's only available if using one of these two packages. Just sayin', that's all.

Rotosound Tru Bass 88..?

Fixed.

Just a memory refresh, for the very old... When It Was Illegal To Buy American Guitars In The UK ... Things change, and folks adapt to those changes. Sometimes the pendulum swings one way, then, later on, swings back, or somewhere else entirely. This is a transition period. History will be written about it in another few decade's time. It's too soon to know how it'll pan out.

Good afternoon, Tegs, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

Yes, it's still good (posted here end of 2018, and maybe before then...)

Good evening, Jean-Luc, and ... Plenty to read and amuse you here, and lots to learn and share.

You might try these folks ... 3D-Printed Gears ... I've no idea what they might reply; t'would be interesting to find out...

[Mod's Hat On] It's too much of a hassle to tidy up topics of the sort. This one has had its say, and is now 'retired'. The political garbage will have to stay, but it's polluting an otherwise interesting topic. A shame, but there you go. Some folks just can't help it, it seems. [/Mod's Hat On]

There are two 'difficult' parts to this. The first is the obtention of a file that a 3D printer can work with. Scanning can be done, with the right equipment, but there are those able to create darned good files 'from scratch', with enough experience in 3D modelling. Once one has the file, the next issue would be the material. Most domestic, hobby, printers use PLA filament, which is a very inexpensive plastic 'wire'. It's easy and cheap to work with, but does not have the mechanical qualities for all uses. Other filaments exist (notably ABS or nylon, but many more...), some of which can only be used by professional printers, often costing... well, even more than that..! For the RC 'planes I build, the parts I print (dummy motors, pilots, accessories...) have no other needs except to receive acrylic paint well, but for moving parts subject to wear, a more robust solution would be to get a quote from a 3D firm. The Yellow Pages would be a good start, or a web search. The economy of this depends on the importance, really. When PPE visors were required, they were cheap to do. A gear wheel could be pennies, could be pounds, depending on specification. Hope this helps.

There you go, the .stl file I have. I use 3D Builder, Sketch-Up and Blender, and will use these as part of my 'learning curve' to attempt modification of this file, but it may take some time. Meanwhile, I can print this this evening, as a trial. If you've 3D software on hand, I'd be grateful for a revised version, incorporating the bevels you've mentioned. Any chance..? Hofn_Logo_With_Pins.stl