Michael Breid

Michael Breid has been a GAL member on and off for the last forty-two years. He lives in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas, where he likes to fly fish and feed the wild deer, foxes, and raccoons that visit him frequently. He repaired stringed instruments starting in 1968. Nowadays he likes to “keep his hands in the glue” by doing a few adjustments for friends or folks who pass through town.

▪ bio current as of 2022

By the same author:
  1. Letter to the Editor: Fret Press From Vise Grip
  2. It Worked for Me: Sanding Wheels for Dremel
  3. It Worked for Me: Handle for Very Thin Nut Files
  4. It Worked for Me: Tiny C Clamp from Hardware Parts
  5. It Worked for Me: Brace Prop Gauge
  6. It Worked for Me: Pickup Removal
  7. It Worked for Me: Knob Puller
  8. It Worked for Me: Acrylic Blades
  9. It Worked for Me: Nonwrapped Banjo Strings
  10. It Worked for Me: Bow Tip Gluing Jig
  11. Fixing Shrunken Binding
  12. The Parisian Eye
  13. Dots, Micarta, Trigger Cloth