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Siamese cross? with the blue eyes...

Daisy Rock...may be out of business was a subsidiary of KMC, JAM but used still available from the usual sites...sized for smaller hands...besides the pink ones they had 'normal' colored...both electric and acoustic.

Travis picking;):D

He's fixit on this forum...you can send him a private conversation...or call him. Former Guild Employee...highly recommended by many on LTG who have had work done by him. http://www.jacobscustomguitars.com/mark-vi-artist-special/nggallery/page/1

This is a pic of the case you're looking for...no I don't have one...use a gig bag for mine. Over the years the few cases I've seen have been way too expensive...you might try a tear drop shaped case if you can find one.

Doesn't matter if the reinforcement label is large...it still shows you where the hole is. And I only posted the expensive leather punch to show you guys what they are...as you found...hobby/craft maybe even sewing/fabric stores have less expensive ones...you don't need the pro version...just...

Leather Punch...Craft stores like Tandy used to carry them. https://www.sailrite.com/Sailrite-Professional-Rotary-Hole-Punch?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwKrU6cO2hAMVPSCtBh2Qsg7_EAQYCCABEgLmOfD_BwE

Unfortunately, as I'm sure you already know, treatment/improvement for your corneal issues is limited. Assume your scleral lens is for distance/mid and the overcorrection lenses are for near vision. You might be able to get an optical shop to grind you a pair of custom replacement lenses with...

It's not the prescription glasses...it's your eyes: presbyopia...loss of accommodation ability...age related...when your arms are too short.;) Regarding 'lights'...Ott for one makes lamps/lights, LED, some dimmable, that produce full daylight range...good for those with cataracts as well as you...

Still, the 3.5 diopter readers as done by prescription will be better than the 3.5 off the shelf...and optometrists are better at refraction/lens fitting/corrections than opthalmologists. The prescription lenses can also come with anti-reflective features...to improve contrast...there are a lot...

No correction, Tom...the idea is to crimp the end of the guitar string to hold it to the threader and allow it to be pulled straight thru the hole...get it thru just enough to pinch the end of the threader and the guitar string to hold it in place while gently pulling it straight...a needle nose...

Why not...just fit it thru the hole...slip the end of the string thru the business end of it...bend the string over tight so it will fit and gently pull it thru...just pretend you're using old wire to pull thru new. Since I'm not a man I'm not limited to using tools for their original...

Good point, GAD. For those that luckily have perfect eyes and vision, and won't know this: when you have prescription glasses fitted, they are measured to center the lenses to the center of your eyes...off the shelf readers won't match your eyes...off center creates distortion...absolutely a...

Do what you need to...we'll be here waiting for you.

Miss the owls.

You have the ability to edit your own posts...so you can remove the duplicates...if you want to.;)

Read it out loud...look at the pic...I didn't say it was a good joke.;)

Superglue is moisture reactant...designed as surgical glue...a big glob is easier to get off than a small amt...but you have to do it right away...if you spill some on your skin just stick your hand or whatever under cold running water and rub it quickly...it sets up so fast you can just flake...

Maybe it's tandem.

You really might want to delete that link.