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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2020 2:44 pm 
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Does anyone have a known source for offset guitar case hinges, like the offset ones in the photos, that they would be willing to share?
I've been searching to source these for many, many months.
These are OFFSET and none of the obvious sources supply them.
I need to purchase them in quantity.

As an educational bonus, if your guitar case has a top whose edge overlaps the body portion of the case, you have an offset hinge. SteMac, Allparts, etc. do not sell offset hinges. Most square cases use regular hinges and guitar shaped cases generally use offset hinges.


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Any luggage store. Most do repairs, and would have parts. At least the place here in town does.

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