#shipping damage

Spent a lot of time today working on the head of this AIBO ERS-220!  They were shipped to me in way too small of a box, and several parts inside of their head/neck were destroyed in transit.  Lots of small bits of broken plastic everywhere, a real mess.  I was able to replace most of the damaged parts using a donor ERS-210 head, but I had to epoxy one piece that is unique to the 220, as well as the large crack going down the back of their head.  It should hold up well though, since it’s not a part that bears much weight.  I’m currently waiting for the epoxied part to dry overnight before I can finish up reassembly.

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Here’s hoping this one is more solidly bubble-wrapped.

Checking for shipping damage 

An all-mahogany Guild dreadnought that came in with significant shipping damage on the bass side.  The side cracks were glued and the finish repaired to help hide the damage.  We also found that the bridge was lifting and cracked through the pin holes, so it was removed, repaired and re-glued.

So help me, God.