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The two things you need to be very careful of are to fit them with the posts in place, screwed fully down and with a small amount of grease on the end of the post inside - this will stop the epoxy forcing up inside the insert and then preventing the post going back in - and to make certain there’s a good solid ground wire in the treble-side tailpiece hole, since you won’t be able to fix it later. I like to use a piece of thick multistrand wire, much bigger than normally used.
If the bridge posts are directly threaded into the wood like a traditional Gibson, plug and redrill - you don’t want those glued in.
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Thanks
So what does that mean in practice that stability could be affected ?
If I epoxy them like ICBM suggested , that should no longer be a problem , right ?