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At 4:12am on January 22, 2013, Randy S. Bretz said…: hey Nate ...Happy Birthday bro !!

At 2:21pm on October 12, 2011, railroadDon said…: well isn't that a neat little idea with the staple,but Nat look at your neck and heel,I mean come on its what were all trying to make,you make it look great by the way,its a great looking guitar,thanks eh,I might give it a try,lots of work on the arms I bet to get it looking that nice,must worked up a sweat,thanks for the tip Don

At 12:49am on October 8, 2011, Randy S. Bretz said…: Hey Nate things are gettin back to normal for me. Had my right knee replaced last month and i`m slowly getting back into creating again. Looks like your building those fine lookin guits again, man always luved you work. You know how much i luv to see awesome wood and you always post pic`s showing that in your builds. Take care and drop by more....laters bro

At 8:28pm on January 22, 2011, Randy S. Bretz said…: hey Nate...a big ole Happy Birthday to you bro...you have an awesome day!!!!!

At 8:03pm on August 24, 2010, Eric Wallace a.k.a. Godzilla said…: Thanks bro, I've only just begun. Chickenhead was my ninth and I'm lookin' long term here, thanks for the kind words.

At 9:36am on June 25, 2010, chris ekelman said…: Hey Nate. How is everything? When's your next show brother? Be cool,talk to you later.

At 10:23am on April 19, 2010, The Darwin said…: Hey Man you got it goin on GReat builds Great playin. Keep spreadin the word man.

At 9:03pm on April 14, 2010, Doug Thorsvik said…: Nathan

Thanks for the encouraging words on my VIKster bass. I'm not near as prolific as the rest of you guys, but I keep plugging away at it. I always enjoy your videos.

Doug

At 9:06pm on February 23, 2010, rodney fruits said…: Thanks Nathan, should have a sound clip up soon.

At 9:09pm on February 2, 2010, Donald A. Blitch Jr. said…: Thanks Nathan, everytime I change-up the rig I'm surprised at how
you can vary the tone on these guitars.One of my favorite rigs is
an old Digi-tech Delay into a Pignose Amp.Great Fun

At 2:18pm on January 28, 2010, Frank Paul Finecey said…: On the tuning machine, the thing the string is wrapped around. The string wraps around the post which goes through the headstock and ends with the spur gear attached to it with that black screw. You can turn that screw to adjust the turner tension by the way, or remove it to loosen things up to swap the tuning key to the other side. The tuning key shaft goes through a notched set of tabs and has a worm gear at it's end which meshes with the spur gear on the post. By turning the tuning key the rotation is transferred to the post via the worm gear meshing with the spur gear and the string is wound tighter or loosened. Hope this helps.