Why finicky wooden end pins...which are basicall a fancy dowel. When I hand my mando over to somebody, the only thing I ever worry about is...is the end pin going to pull out causing my mando to fall helplessly to the ground.
Why not a metal end pin screwed into the tail block? The tailpiece is metal, why not the end pin? Seems like a silly risk for a subtle aesthetic with possible grave consequences should the dowel decide to pull loose. I mean come on...a round piece of wood in a round hole with only friction to keep it positively attached.
And now for today's weather....sunny, with a chance of legs
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." - Abraham Lincoln
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