This has been my dilemma- I’ve never felt a need to improve the action, even after string gauge or tuning changes.I hate to start tweaking my guitar setup because it turns into an endless cycle where I'm never quite as happy as I was before I started.
Ignorance is bliss.![]()
Good to know, I’ve never even heard of a fretboard getting oiled.And clean your damn fretboard and oil it while you're at it.
judging by the glamour wall at the local retailer, neither has gibson apparentlyGood to know, I’ve never even heard of a fretboard getting oiled.
I opened it and immediately felt like a dirtbag.
What’s the deal with that soldering iron pencil sharpener!?Some deals on items I’ve purchased and can recommend:
- fnirsi 245 soldering iron: $27, has become my daily driver https://a.aliexpress.com/_mtwrcZH
- sequre’s 245 iron, $33 - was my daily driver for a while https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrlruu3
- shannon tweezers LCR meter (recommended by eevblogforum and designed by a member) $120 has become the main component tester I use https://a.aliexpress.com/_mr1AMAB
- yihua automatic soldering tip cleaner, $40 https://a.aliexpress.com/_mP3Bawf
- sonicake 2 loop blender pedal, $50 https://a.aliexpress.com/_mPaeT9Z
Talk to me about "keeping up" when you've got over 30 guitars to deal with.....hahaha. I can't afford the strings heh......I should set my guitars up every season change but I just can't keep up. I think that properly set up guitars sound better in addition to playing better
A handful of higher end brands make them (JBC, etc) but until this one came out the cheapest was $120 from hakko. It’s slightly easier than using a brass ball cleaner and the time it saves adds up. If I was buying one today I’d probably spring for axiun’s $80 one that looks like its better made but it wasn’t out when I bought mineWhat’s the deal with that soldering iron pencil sharpener!?
How’s it work?A handful of higher end brands make them (JBC, etc) but until this one came out the cheapest was $120 from hakko. It’s slightly easier than using a brass ball cleaner and the time it saves adds up. If I was buying one today I’d probably spring for axiun’s $80 one that looks like its better made but it wasn’t out when I bought mine
My best guess would be similarly to the "welding tip cleaner" that you can find in the ads for other stuff down below.How’s it work?
What’s in there?
Is there some spinny element in there that needs to be replaced?
My best guess would be similarly to the "welding tip cleaner" that you can find in the ads for other stuff down below.
Probably a pair of brass brush rollers connected to a motor that makes em spin.
Can't imagine it would need to be changed too often.