Along with the great advice in that article, I think it is a good idea to start practicing on-the-fly transposing if you're going to make extensive us...

The standard I see most often on internet tabs/chords is to list everything in terms of chord shapes. When I write these up for my own use, I typical...

Will Titebond have the side effects s1120 mentions?Also, will there be something I can put in that can be stained (and possibly varnished) to hide the...

Isn't there some glue or compound I can squirt into there that will hold the two sides together and help keep them from separating more?

Maybe I'm missing something, but why do you have to be next to the frets?As long as you push down hard enough so the strings are held tightly against ...

Where is the buzz coming from?Put your ear near the fourth fret and listen; then put your ear near the bridge. Also, put your ear near the head; I've...

Well; it's been cold and rainy the last few days. Today it's warm and sunny.I'll have a check of it when I get home.Thank you for the quick reply!Jon

The experts around here will probably want to know what kind of guitars you are playing.

Have you tried playing at each fret going up the board to see if there is a point where it actually starts changing?

I sanded down the saddle.I got the action at the twelfth fret down to 0.106" (2.69mm) for the low E.The action at the first fret didn't change an appr...

How much relief toward the first fret (where I play most of my chords) can I expect to get by sanding down the saddle?

Thank you for the reply.I did find that post earlier, but it doesn't seem to have the information I am looking for. Based on some Internet searching,...