| Boller & Hodge Standard |
 I found a drawing of a bridge shoe that looked like it would work for what I needed.
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 My version was more of a B&H type then a direct copy. I wanted to get them 3d printed so I needed drawings .. but had no burning desire to make an exact copy of the Boller & Hodge shoe.
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| 3d Print |
 This is the bridge shoe as I received it from Shapeways. I love this stuff.
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| Riser |
 The last thing was to fix what I had messed up. Remember, I made the bridge seat way low as I had read the dimensions from the wrong column. I just figured they would have (in a similar circumstance) knocked together a riser from channel iron. I fiddled around a bit until I was happy with the result.
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| Finished |
 I was looking and realized I hadn’t posted up a photo of the finished shoe – so here you go.
Looking at the photo closely .. they are great for that .. I see that I need to remove some fuzz .. and REALLY need to insert a thin spacer between the shoe and bridge. All in all though I think it came out pretty good. |