40mm Endpin Plug?

Discussion in 'Setup & Repair [DB]' started by Eric Hochberg, Apr 11, 2012.

  1. Eric Hochberg

    Eric Hochberg Supporting Member

    Jul 7, 2004
    Chicago
    Anyone know if one is available?
     
  2. Jake deVilliers

    Jake deVilliers Commercial User

    May 24, 2006
    Crescent Beach, BC
    Owner of The Bass Spa, String Repairman at Long & McQuade Vancouver
    Not offhand. Anyone with a lathe could turn you one but the bigger issue would be a reamer big enough to trim the hole...
     
  3. Eric Hochberg

    Eric Hochberg Supporting Member

    Jul 7, 2004
    Chicago
    I've got a large hole now and my luthier told me I'd need 39-40mm plug.
     
  4. T-Bird

    T-Bird Guest

    Hi.

    Then take the measurements and someone surely will turn You one.

    Your Luthier does have a ~2" reamer, does he?

    If the hole isn't true, a larger plug won't help much without reaming.

    Regards
    Sam
     
  5. 360guy

    360guy

    Apr 28, 2006
    Lansing, MI USA
    I have about 75+ endpin poplar/maple blanks used to re-do bass endpins. PM me if your interested. Basically, have the endpin hole reamed out and then glue in a blank and start all over new. The blanks range in size so let me know what the large diameter ends up as and I can send you a few to try for fit. They are all standard bass taper.

    I hope you can get a PM thorough to me. Sometimes I'm not sure if I have set up my membership correctly.