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Johnie King


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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 2:48 pm    
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MY shelf is made. With 1/8 th thick aluminum angle with Formica glued to aluminum

Weighs 4 pound.
I like just a wrist pad only a full pad would be cool also.


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Johnie King


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Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 2:49 pm    
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Johnie King


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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 2:56 pm    
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I’ll get some 10/32 wing nuts or 10 /32 plastic knobs for fast install.
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Johnie King


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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 3:30 pm    
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If you want to make one you need a piece of aluminum angle like this.


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Larry Dering


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Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 5:20 pm    
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Once again you made a slick looking useful product. It looks fantastic and appears like an original componet. Great work Johnny. Thanks for the pictures and dimensions.
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Travis Wilson


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Johnson City, TX
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 5:34 pm    
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How did you attach it? Did you drill holes in your guitar?
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Brooks Montgomery


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Idaho, USA
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2019 8:07 pm    
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That looks good.
I’m really impressed with the simple to mount Zum Encore pad. I installed mine with a a drilling template that Doug provided.

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Johnie King


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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 28 Sep 2019 7:56 am    
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Brooks I would add a wrist rest too the end of th encore pad maybe 3/4 inch thick 7 inches long this helps some of us too sturdy up are picking hand. I think loyd actually would agree.
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Charley Bond


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Inola, OK, USA
Post  Posted 28 Sep 2019 11:43 am     Rest Pad
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Here is my Sierra's removable Pad. The second picture is before I had the aluminum anodized, to be the copper color.




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Johnie King


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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 28 Sep 2019 1:07 pm    
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Yes on drilled two hole for 10/32 screw an wing nut.
Next thing is to mount the knee leavers out side the body under the apron to make her comfortable to use knees. S10 steels kneels are too far under apron for me to use comfortably.
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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 29 Sep 2019 9:12 pm     Detachable steel guitar pad
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Here is the 3rd one I have added to steels I have owned. The first was on a S10 MSA, With that long 12 string key head I cut out a big enough place for my Do-Bro bar and steel bar. The next was a GFI 12 string with key head, Just had room for bar and picks.

This picture is of my new GFI 12U, With its keyless head I just had enough room to cut out a groove to hold my 12 string bar only. I added a raised section for my right wrist on this one. All 3 of my pads are attached with Velcro so they are easily removed to put the guitar in it case.


On the last 2 I have added a clip on the right end of the pad I that holds my tuner also very handy too.
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