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Re: The best way to secure loose posts

Author: Matt74
Date: 2017-11-19 03:05

Be careful about putting too much material in. It will cause strain on the wood, especially as the instrument regains humidity.

I wouldn't use any adhesive. Even if it's reversible in the short term

If it's been cold a long time it is dried out. Having it oiled properly might be a good idea. It will humidify just being in a warm room, or by being played. As it humidifies the post may snug back up. Wood moves.

- Matthew Simington

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