Thanks for filling in the blanks on black plastic, I thought there would be a longer story.
Some people call me a tool, others are less complimentary. Tools being useful things.
So my two hot slags turned up today, along with the metal surrounds for them. Blanks due by the end of the week, this is gonna be fun 🙂
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
Thanks for filling in the blanks on black plastic, I thought there would be a longer story.
@rocknroller912 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Make guitars, not war 🌍✌️🎸
So my two hot slags turned up today
@tej Yeah I got two for mine a few years back, I’ve had a lot of fun.
Make guitars, not war 🌍✌️🎸
“Your parcel is on its way”
Muhahhahahhahaa!
As you were...
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
“Your parcel is on its way”
Yeah, but where's it on its way to?
😆 😆 😆
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Yeah, but where's it on its way to?
@tv101 To me!!!!! Here!!!! ...and more importantly, soon 🙂 My mental attitude appears to have regressed to that of a child 😬 That’s probably a normal response to the arrival of blanks, tools and hardware, I’m sure there’s no need for therapy. 🎸🤔😛😁🤩😄🤪🤤
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
@markbailey so I’ve adjusted the design to take the 24 fret board into account the neck join as I have it would be from under fret 23 to the front of the neck pickup cavity, I think?
So the part I was wondering about was whether or not could bring the lower horn in further to give better access to the high frets or if this would compromise the possible integrity of the neck join?
This might be a little clearer:
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
Measure twice, cut once...
@markbailey thank you, i like the suggestion for reshaping too, means I can modify the template I made to instead of doing a new one 🙂
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
@tej It’s a good thing to do, I did it on my first Bandsman. I’m glad I did it, I’ve got quite big hands and they need all the room they can get. I actually wish I’d gone a bit further, especially on the bottom horn.
On my second Bandsman I’ve done just that, I carved even more away on the bottom horn but I didn’t take any off the top one (there is no practical reason to).
Make guitars, not war 🌍✌️🎸
Make guitars, not war 🌍✌️🎸
@boo thank you for posting those, really helpful to see!
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
The adjusted horns based on Marks suggestion, going to leave it for today and see what I think in the morning I reckon, I quite like it though!
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
I quite like it though!
@tej I like it too, it’s asymmetrical now but there’s nothing wrong with that. It’s a different beast but it look balanced and I bet it would be really ergonomic to play. I don’t think it needs any more adjustment, you’ve nailed it there I think. 👍
Make guitars, not war 🌍✌️🎸
Stalled at the start line, so after deciding to go with the longer fretboard I needed a new longer truss rod, it arrived this morning but was the wrong one. I’d assumed “double action” what the same as “dual action” which it’s not so it’s gone back. New one on the way for some time next week.
…on an elaborate journey to turn trees into music.
What’s the difference? I always thought they were two names for the same thing and a quick goofle search seems to confirm that...
Practice on scrap...
Probably the best explanation of various truss rod types I've come across, from a friend of the channel.