I have an appointment in a week to have my 9', drop pocket, Anniversary model DC re leveled. I'd like to ask a few questions so I can speak with some knowledge come the day of re leveling.
The beeswax foot slate joint has popped. I already have on hand some Liquid Dowels, business cards, and some Bondo if the mechanic chooses to use them.
The table has always chronically had a drift toward most the cushioins. My hope is that this may indicate that the slate bolts have been over torqued, and some adjustments to the bolts and some shimming might correct this issue.
I have the rack and the spot line drawn on my cloth. I have a bad roll area two inches into the rear of the rack area. Until the Simonis 860 is removed, I cannot with certainty say if it has a crown or is sway back, or perhaps just an isolated minor flaw in the slate grinding.
Forgive my naivete, but can a small high area be gently flat sanded to remove a high spot? Conversely, if a straight edge shows a small low area, is Bondo ever used to correct such an irregularity. The spot is c. 2" wide and c. 12" in length. Perhaps this is something that someone with the right experience can shim out. I simply don't have the information to know.
I ask these questions because I'm a great player, but have entirely zero knowledge with regards to correcting these issues.
Anything you might be kind enough to throw my way would be appreciated more than I cans say.
I'd like to see things with a better bit of knowledge since so many issues may even bring to the point of sadly swapping out my Anniversary for a GCIV.
Thank you so much for your time! :smile::bow-down:
The beeswax foot slate joint has popped. I already have on hand some Liquid Dowels, business cards, and some Bondo if the mechanic chooses to use them.
The table has always chronically had a drift toward most the cushioins. My hope is that this may indicate that the slate bolts have been over torqued, and some adjustments to the bolts and some shimming might correct this issue.
I have the rack and the spot line drawn on my cloth. I have a bad roll area two inches into the rear of the rack area. Until the Simonis 860 is removed, I cannot with certainty say if it has a crown or is sway back, or perhaps just an isolated minor flaw in the slate grinding.
Forgive my naivete, but can a small high area be gently flat sanded to remove a high spot? Conversely, if a straight edge shows a small low area, is Bondo ever used to correct such an irregularity. The spot is c. 2" wide and c. 12" in length. Perhaps this is something that someone with the right experience can shim out. I simply don't have the information to know.
I ask these questions because I'm a great player, but have entirely zero knowledge with regards to correcting these issues.
Anything you might be kind enough to throw my way would be appreciated more than I cans say.
I'd like to see things with a better bit of knowledge since so many issues may even bring to the point of sadly swapping out my Anniversary for a GCIV.
Thank you so much for your time! :smile::bow-down:
