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Quickie
Need a Third Hand?
© Frank Ford, 3/24/98; Photos by FF, 3/17/98
Use a capo:

I always keep capos handy at the bench for string retainers.
Use a stick:

A simple technique to keep strings out of the way while touching up or cleaning frets
and fingerboard.
A drop of cyanoacrylate (super glue) on the screw and catalyst (acellerator) on the
power screwdriver blade makes it easy to start and drive screws in impossible locations:


A sandbag or two can come in mighty handy. Nothing like 'em for weighing down a body
if the neck is cantilevered out over the floor. Here I'm using a big sandbag to hold
the cord of my bridge heater:

It really keeps things in place!
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