I haven’t been able to put it to use yet but it is a high quality product and beats the homemade version I built by a country mile! Really looking forward to putting it to work.
I wasn't sure I needed this, but this is so much more consistent, easier to use, reliable and safer than the one I had put together myself. I've used it many guitars at this point and I'm very glad that I have one.
BOMB PROOF !!! I ordered a MMM Tool. But when the box arrived, it looked like an accordion !! The shippers had done a real number on package in transit. However, Dan had packed the MMM Tool so well that it was unharmed and worked perfectly.
Haven't used it yet but it looks like a significant improvement over the one I made from online pictures. The "feet" are easy to adjust and rest securely on the guitar edge, so there's less worry about damage to the soundboard or bridge. It's also important that the depth gauge be easily "zeroed" once the jig is in place. The gauge supplied with this jig is well made.
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BOMB PROOF !!! I ordered a MMM Tool. But when the box arrived, it looked like an accordion !! The shippers had done a real number on package in transit. However, Dan had packed the MMM Tool so well that it was unharmed and worked perfectly.
Since purchasing The Monopole Mobility Measuring Tool and using the supplied Excel spreadsheet I found the testing and calculating the results was easy to do. As a luthier I would highly recommend this measuring tool.
Wayne
WJ Guitars
Australia
Great tool. Works fantastic Monopole mobility on new Dreadnaught build is 13. Wouldn't know that without the tool. Thanks
I haven’t been able to put it to use yet but it is a high quality product and beats the homemade version I built by a country mile! Really looking forward to putting it to work.
I wasn't sure I needed this, but this is so much more consistent, easier to use, reliable and safer than the one I had put together myself. I've used it many guitars at this point and I'm very glad that I have one.
Haven't used it yet but it looks like a significant improvement over the one I made from online pictures. The "feet" are easy to adjust and rest securely on the guitar edge, so there's less worry about damage to the soundboard or bridge. It's also important that the depth gauge be easily "zeroed" once the jig is in place. The gauge supplied with this jig is well made.