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After repair of head of stock, (glassing cracks, staple installation, glass bedding, etc.) what are anyone's opinions on repairing the hole left by a through-the-flat stock repair? Would you prepare small inlets slightly larger than the holes? Or would you make the inlets the same size as the flats? (both using the same species of wood for the inlets of course)
Preparing an inlet to cover bolt hole in flats..
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