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Old 04-30-2006, 09:05 PM
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MM-style trussrod adjust on a homebrew?

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For my project I really really want to have the trussrod adjust wheel like on the new Stingrays. I saw one just today on paintandsk8's homemade fretless jazz in another thread and I'm wondering whether it is possible to buy such a trussrod. Now I may be getting something fundamentally wrong about the design, because I've never dealt with trussrods before (outside of an instrument obviously), but as I understand it the wheel is threaded on in the place of an allen nut. Is that right? Where could I get that type of thing?
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Old 05-01-2006, 01:44 PM
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That's somewhat surprising, I thought since no other manufacturers used that design that EBMM had somehow patented it. I guess it would be fairly hard to secure a patent on that, but in that case why don't other companies use that idea??
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