Here is my video on tying gut frets.
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?vjItqGZ0zJs
Best,
Paolo
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Il 10/02/2014 19:37, WALSH STUART ha scritto:
. But the best thing to do is simply replace the fret. Soldering
iron is safest/easiest/best.
M
I just can't sort out how to tie a gut fret. I've tried many times
and kind people have tried to show me how to do it. I'm also certain
that I am not alone in this.
Loose frets are a nightmare for me. I have bits of wood as wedges
and copious amounts of masking tape to try to stop (newish - not
worn out) frets from moving.
Stuart
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