StewMac HeatStick Soldering Station Neck Removal Set 110-volt
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$222.98at StewmacChecked Nov 10
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The StewMac HeatStick is a neck-removal tool for guitar repair: a 6-inch solid copper rod that fits the included Solomon SL-30 soldering station like a replacement tip. Heat travels through the fretboard into the neck joint, softening the glue so the neck lifts without the finish blushing, loose braces or swollen wood that steam can cause. It works on acoustic and electric guitars and mandolins, and the station doubles as a variable-temperature soldering iron for general bench work. It suits repair techs and experienced builders doing dovetail and glued neck resets; hobbyists rarely need it.
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This set is for removing guitar and mandolin necks. The HeatStick softens the glue at the neck joint. Unlike steam, it does not blush delicate finishes or loosen the neck block or braces.
The HeatStick is 6" of solid copper. It fits the Solomon SL-30 Soldering Station like a replacement soldering tip. The station has digital temperature control that stays extremely consistent, which suits delicate neck removal. The temperature is variable, so the station can also be used for general soldering.
Two included bits are for drilling pilot and access holes through the fretboard. The set works on acoustic and electric guitars and mandolins.
