Thanks for the information...seems like a great idea to use, especially on a fretboard...i´ll see how it goes :)

Pleased to accept, Marcus. Hope the tip for the bridge helped.

yeah Marcus, they can be modded...takes a careful approach, since the new holes have to be drilled directly below the adjustment screw holes...not much room. If you do try, I suggest removing all the other pieces (screws/saddles), and use some lubricating drill tapping oil. This will help a lot. Be sure to drill a hole big enough for the part of guitar string that is twisted around the round knock, but not (of course) larger than the knock. (knock= the round ferrule/ball end of string).

In my humble opinion, though, a through-body setup provides better sustain.

Hi Marcus I am not sure what you mean? The cat I use on my page is my own. Not sure what other one sorry. Love  the collies to I had a good ole boy for years. Thanks for the friend request! Meeowwwww^^

Happy birthday Marcus. Hope you have a peaceful one!

Just an afterthought Marcus. One of the photos on my page shows the handle pretty good I think. A picture is worth a thousand words they do say.

Pleased your getting on with your Guitar Case. I look forward to seeing a few pics when finished. Yeah I'm from the West Midlands originally but have lived up here for 40 yrs now. Have a look at my Vid just posted. It shows the country just north of here.

The way I made the handle was 2 pieces of 5 ply fretted and filed to identical handle shapes with small solid timber blocks glued n screwed at a right angle to there ends. Then a downward screw plus glue to fix to side walls of case.  The inner faces of handles meet flush when case is closed a bit like shopping bag handles.

Hi Marcus, the inside of the horn is porous and quite brittle, I used a drill press to start a hole all the way through and then filed and sanded until it fit my finger.

Hi.   ok   who is stew mac?

Hope you like it Marcus       

Here it is Marcuss, hope you like it