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Nov 25, 2022
Well made and a good value for it's price.
The case is well made and has lots of padding, and will work well for a full size Les Paul. But for a Les Paul Junior, with it's thinner body, you may have to lower the neck support by 1/2/ inch, like I did, so headstock won't sit too high in the case. You could add a pad under the tail end of the body, that would also lower the headstock of a Les Paul Junior, if you didn't want to lower the neck support. All in all, it's a good value, and should do a good job protecting your guitar.
Aug 09, 2016
Weller soldering tip quality
1 of 1 found this helpful I have two Weller 8200 soldering guns and have noticed that the current Weller replacement soldering tips seem to burn out much faster than in the past, with one or more tips lasting less than a week with moderate use. This forces me to buy larger quantities of replacement tips so I don't run out. The only explanation I can think of is that they must be using a cheaper grade of copper in the replacement tips, since I haven't changed my use or procedures, and I wondered if others have had the same problem with them burning out faster than in the past.