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James W B
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It seems I always come out with about a 1 degree neck angle by using a straight edge and a shim of 3/32 at the saddle position, I get about a 1/32 gap just forward of the soundhole.I`m using a 25 foot radius.It seems to work out fine,I`m just curious.Would a steeper angle just give me a little bigger saddle?
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