Wednesday, March 7, 2012
New Tool
Recently I ran into a repair issue with a long reaching problem.
A medium sized acoustic with a deep dent that was just out of reach. The sound hole was just too small. I couldn't get my arm in far enough to reach the dent or get close enough to place a jack. After staring at the guitar completely perplexed for about 30 minutes I had this flashback to high school geometry. Maybe it was the lack of water or food (skipped lunch again) that caused the hallucination, but I came up with this Cam Jack Idea. It added 8 inches to my reach and all I had to do was get my hand and a couple of inches of my forearm in the sound hole. Once inside, line it up and gently twist until the dent flattens out. Then the repair process can begin.
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