I intend to convert one of my floyd rose guitars to hard tail, likely a wraparound bridge. I'm going to completely fill in the entire trem hole including the back spring cavity.
Should I use:
1) pine wood blocks, sawn to size and glued in, or
2) acrylic resin, poured in and set,
or even a fanciful idea: 3) acrylic resin, with cores of wood encased within?
One consideration is that the new bridge has to be partially screwed onto the filler material. Will really appreciate everyone's thoughts on this, thanks!
Should I use:
1) pine wood blocks, sawn to size and glued in, or
2) acrylic resin, poured in and set,
or even a fanciful idea: 3) acrylic resin, with cores of wood encased within?
One consideration is that the new bridge has to be partially screwed onto the filler material. Will really appreciate everyone's thoughts on this, thanks!
