Refret??? whats a refret?

[Taffy Evans]

Here's a few more captions that could be used:
DIY fingerboard scalloping,
Guess my favorite playing position
New meaning to "playing in a groove"
Why wont it play in tune?

There's more I know, but I'll stop here......but feel free to add any.

I was instructed to do the refret but leave the fingerboard as is.

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[colburge]

Holly molly, that is unbelievable, that thing must have been played to death .

Cheers

Col

[auscab]

What Make is the guitar ?

I wouldn't mind doing that to a fret board .
That much wear has to mean a more practice or more sitting around playing .
don't go to work , just play the guit all day .

[P Bill]

Surely that fb could be harvested and turned into pen blanks.

[charangohabsburg]

I was instructed to do the refret but leave the fingerboard as is.

You'd better keep the pulled frets, your customer might want to have them back in place once he will have noticed being in trouble to hold the fretted string where it belongs to...

[Nick]

I'm pretty sure Yngwie Malmsteen scallops his across the board?
That is one pre loved guitar! By the look of the photo your customer doesn't bend much past the 7th fret!

[vandenboom]

I'm pretty sure Yngwie Malmsteen scallops his across the board?
That is one pre loved guitar! By the look of the photo your customer doesn't bend much past the 7th fret!

Could mean a lot of things eg. player plays D/G/A in conjunction with capo anywhere from frets 0 to 5!

[Tod Gilding]

Nah...He's paid a considerable amount of money to have his perfectly finished and setup guitar reliced, it's more valuable now

[Taffy Evans]

Hmmmmm! here's another photo, work this out.

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[jeffhigh]

660mm scale?

[ozwood]

You think the Guitar neck has had a rough time ......................... if he grips that tight........................... imagine what his visit to the Urologist is like Mr Smith you have a stricture every 15 mm and your tackle looks like a cricket bail !!!! .