Hello Sasha, What is the specific problem?
If the string notch got worn, and the sound is harsh due to much pressure, you may file the notch square, fill with a bit of wood and white glue or cyanoacrilate-based glue, and cut&file a new notch, a little restoration. If the problem is with the foot, sanding slightly the dog with fine grit paper on a flat surface may help get back the bark... If the dog does not work, you just can ruin it a bit more trying to fix it... Otherwise, and as you have been suggested, find a local builder or ask your luthier to send some pre-made dogs. Good luck! On 11 ene, 18:21, Sasha Bogdanowitsch <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm having a hard time finding a replacement dog bridge for my Gotschy > Phoenix HG. > Does anyone know of a maker that I could get one in a week or so? > If not, is making one the way to go? > Are the best directions in the Muskett and/ or Heidemann Bks? > > Thanks all , > > Sasha Bogdnowitsch > USAwww.sashabmusic.com
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