02/05/2019
One of the most common repairs this time of year is a pulled pin bridge. 90% of the time, as I've observed, this is due to a sudden change in humidity and temp. Either the top will shrink, the neck will bow back dramatically and pull the bridge, or even the bridge itself will cup and pop off. As in the case of this Guild F65, it will also come off if poorly repaired in the first place. The previous repair person shoved Gorilla Glue under the rear of the bridge, didnt clamp it down and left a hard glob along the back of the bridge, for it to rest comfortably on. Guild also routed out a nice pocket for the bridge to rest in, making it one of the trickiest to pull yet. Here it is just before glue up. 'allday