Where do you guys go for refrets?

[HomespunEffects]

Ok. New info. I got a quote for a not exactly local guy to do it. $250. I could get a Warmoth neck with the frets i want for $222. Hmmmm.

 

[Eagle]

Ok. New info. I got a quote for a not exactly local guy to do it. $250. I could get a Warmoth neck with the frets i want for $222. Hmmmm.

I charge a lot more. Does that include a new nut and a set up? Also remember a Warmoth neck needs a fret dress from new. Then finish, a nut and installation.

 

[FuzzyAce]

Ok. New info. I got a quote for a not exactly local guy to do it. $250. I could get a Warmoth neck with the frets i want for $222. Hmmmm.

Warmoth necks are usually pretty great, and in reality you might could get away with doing nothing. It'll play, but ime they need a bit of love to be their best.

 

[Eagle]

Warmoth necks are usually pretty great, and in reality you might could get away with doing nothing. It'll play, but ime they need a bit of love to be their best.

My experience too but I always dress them.

And roll the fingerboard.

 

[norminal]

My local luthier took a day job and it’s nearly impossible to get him to do work these days. Believe it or not, I sent my guitar (only the neck) to a YouTuber for my last refret.

Anyone have suggestions for the Pittsburgh, PA or Youngstown,OH areas?

I’ve heard good things about ‘N’ Stuff Music in Pittsburgh:

https://www.nstuffmusic.com/

 

[Eagle]

My local luthier took a day job and it’s nearly impossible to get him to do work these days. Believe it or not, I sent my guitar (only the neck) to a YouTuber for my last refret.



I’ve heard good things about ‘N’ Stuff Music in Pittsburgh:

https://www.nstuffmusic.com/

You can’t assess a neck on its own. You need to play it. I hope he puts it on a body.

 

[norminal]

You can’t assess a neck on its own. You need to play it. I hope he puts it on a body.

He had an extra Strat body to use. Otherwise, I would have sent the entire guitar. I saved a ton on shipping and the refret came out great.

 

[Eagle]

Just finished this PRS CE with 55090 stainless.

It was done for fret size. PRS use masses of super glue so that had to be dealt with.