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Originally Posted by winny pooh
Explain something to me. If you can only tighten a screw to a point just before the point at which the metal on the screw will strip from overtightening, then how can you make the joint tighter than with a woodscrew joint? (because that failure is common, not screws in the neck stripping/breaking the neck heel wood)
Are you saying these insert screws have super hard screw heads that can be tightened more than regular screws?
I would like to hear your thoughts on this, because what you said (especially the tonal improvements) sounds a bit ridiculous otherwise.
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HUH. Wood screws will strip the wood in the heel of the neck far before they will strip the threads of the screws.