Headstock lock
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Headstock lock
Has anyone noticed that when you lock your headstock that it raises up a little
Re: Headstock lock
Mine definitely does. I have no idea whether that is normal but I do know it isn't a problem for me. I get consistent movement and everything stays in alignment.gmcfarm wrote:Has anyone noticed that when you lock your headstock that it raises up a little
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Re: Headstock lock
The result of the 'wedges' wedging.
This is why securing all locks during setups is critical. They all take up slack.
This is why securing all locks during setups is critical. They all take up slack.
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