How do you keep a guitar strap from falling off?
466290
On my Les Pauls, which are heavy as well as my Stratocasters, I use Lockstraps. Go to your local music store and inquire within. They can help you with your dilemma.
149527
Run very cold water on your hand and put some sishwashing liguid on it.  It should slip right off.  I had one stuck on my finger one time and I panicked and pulled and tugged to no avail, So I sawed it off with a file.  Took me hours to do it.
948569
It mostly depends on what kind of guitar you have, but if you have a nice one, I would have to say to get a hard-shell case in stead of a gig bag. But I have a Fender, and my Fender Gig Bag works great for me.
1088674
I would try shielding the pickups and controls with foil tape.  Carvin guitars have it and alot of the feedback is cut down or eliminated all together.
621252
a cable that is latched.
925735
check the input jack on the guitar....sometimes the the eternal metal will get  bent and not make contact with your cable plug......but definitly check your wires in the guitar......peace
422582
Get one of those eyeglass repair kits.  They have little pads that you can stick on that create traction so your glasses don't slip.
463474
Ice, ibuprofin and rest. Nothing else you can do. You might want to wrap it also just for the stability.
705809
u want it tight but not too tight and u dont want it falling off during a play theres a thing in the helmet where u can put a cord in it and adjust the size.
167921
increase the drop distance.\nthe further you let it fall before stopping the longer it will take, or you could try an updraft
1094915
guitar center....get some extra light strings....and keeping playing.............like dont stop...everyday...they wont hurt anymore.......GOOD LUCK WITH THAT :)
885871
Have an elastic material such as a rubber strap and a really firm Y-shaped material. (Any material will do, as long as it is not brittle or liable to snap).\nAttach the strap to the ends of the material and you get your catapult. For greater ease when using your catapult, find a rubber strap that is broader at the centre. It ensures a better grip on the stone/ball/whatever.\n\nHope this helps=)
909305
you might try a figure 8 knot, or a stopper knot.\n\nhttp://www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Stopper.htm
691239
First thing, most electric gitar saddles are made of metal with grooves precut.  Unless you know what you are doing I would suggest that you take it to a luthier or guitar repair shop. If you accidently cut the groove to deep your string won't sit properly and you'll have to replace the saddle. If you aren't careful you might leave a microscopic burr on it which can cause your strings to break. If you are bent on doing it yourself you should buy or check out some books on guitar repair and talk to any luthier you can find.\n\nThe first link is guitar anatomy, the second is Steve Mason an excellent luthier who I used to work for. He does reply to email.
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You might try using a water-soluable stabilizer, which will hold your embroidered pattern at least temporarily.  Hard to say what will happen when you wash the garment, however.
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hello.. before it falls off.. you should go see a doctor!!
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Assuming it is for a toy/model.\n\nThe only consideration is to make sure all of the lines are tied so the load hands level and does not cause the parachute to tilt.\n\nFor a dead load like (say) a square block I would tie them all to a central point on the top (and secure knot will do).\n\nFor a more human load (e.g. an action figure) you would be best to tie the right hand 6 to one shoulder and the other 6 to the other (like a normal parachute) - I would tie a string loop under the armpit and over the shoulder on each side (possibly with a string between them to stop them slipping).  The 6 strings on each side can be simply knotted to these loops.  This is pretty much how a parachute is fixed in real life although it is more of a complete harness.\n\nI hope that helps but if you need more info drop me a note.\n\n=8-)