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Originally posted by Cletus53Son took it apart to replace the cone and lost them??
Oh no, the classic rookie mistake!
I learned a long time ago with any project to have a small bin nearby to hold all of the fasteners and small parts.
I keep a few of those plastic tubs in my tool chest in the garage, the kind that mushrooms come in at the supermarket.
After making those same mistakes as your son in my younger days I finally wised up.
I'm not sure why I didn't think of Luthiers Mercantile - they're two miles from my house!
It's worth a shot.
https://www.lmii.com/search?controller=search&s=Coverplate+screws+
A shot glass is great for holding the screws when working- the side/bottom is rounded, so they don't get stuck in the corner when you're trying to fish them out like with a plastic pill container.
And yes, that also keeps one from imbibing with said shot glass, which makes dealing with those tiny screws even harder.
Here is a clickable link to the screws at Resophonic Outfitters - but are they the correct size for a Gretsch Honey Dipper? Paul doesn't list the actual size.
The description:
"Coverplate screws that come in a set of 12. Fits Beard™ USA coverplates and most Dobro® style coverplates. Stainless steel phillips head wood screws."
Edited by - MarkinSonoma on 12/08/2022 08:14:53
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