My spoon ring is too small or too big, what now?
If you want a quick fix and are somewhat handy, adjusting the size is really quite easy. To make a spoon ring bigger, you can hammer it down on a metal mandrel, expanding the ring as you tap it down. If you do not have a metal mandrel, you can take two pairs of pliers (preferably with tape around the jaws to prevent scratching), and firmly but slowly pull the ends apart until it fits as desired.
If your spoon ring is too big, the solution is easier. Simply take a rubber mallet and tape the ends of the ring close together. Make fine adjustments and keep checking the fit as you go.
If you would rather just send it back to be resized, you must cover shipping cost to me and I will resize and ship back at my own expense.
My guitar string ring is too big or too small, what next?
Guitar string rings cannot be resized, I must make new rings to the new size you desire. If you want a new ring in a different size, you must first ship the old ring back to me at your cost. Upon receiving the ring I will make you a new ring with the new size, at 50% of the cost of the original ring. Then I will ship the new ring back at my expense.
Can I send my own guitar strings or spoons/forks for you to make rings out of?
YES! In fact it will not even cost you anything extra so long as we communicate beforehand on the types of material you are sending me. Just contact me with what you desire and I will give you the next steps there :)
