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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. Welcome @rathius! Great story and glad that you checked in! How did you end up smack dab in the middle of Kentucky?!? |
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RE: Truss rod location @wayne_f Don't forget to let us all know how it goes! |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. Posted by: @rathius I really don't want to go back to IT work. Hehe I feel your pain... Although, I cannot complain really. I dont see me do anything else but IT for food, the rest i do for fun. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. @koendb Thanks dude, I appreciate it. And let's hope the biz takes off really well. I need it to because I really don't want to go back to IT work. I've been an independent IT contractor for the last ... |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. @robin I live in a small town in the middle of Kentucky, USA. And by "the middle" I mean dang near the geographical center of the state. Little town named Campbellsville. Sorry, I should have included... |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. @markbailey Thanks Mark, I appreciate it and I appreciate you and what you've done for us here. I thought it quite appropriate when I first found you and this site. Why? LOL Well, my family originates... |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. @rathius What a great positive introduction story, I can totally agree with the relaxing bit. I wouldn't have started this either without a pandemic lockdown or without the help and inspiration from @... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. Great story! That is what it is all about...best of luck to ya...the world needs more guitar makers..long live the guitar making revolution!!! It's time to take over !!!! 😎 but seriously, Wel... |
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RE: A bit about myself and how I came to be here. @Rathius Good luck with your business! At least some positive outcomes besides pcr tests. |
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5 years ago |
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A bit about myself and how I came to be here. I grew up in an auto body repair shop. Dad owned one since not long after I was born. I’ll be 62 in December. I shot red-oxide lacquer primer by the time I was 12. First paint I shot was DuPont Lucite... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: ✨✨NEW **Metal Flake** project ✨✨ I started to write a reply but it was getting long and honestly is more appropriate as an introduction. I’ll create an introduction post in a few minutes. |
In forum Finishing |
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RE: ✨✨NEW **Metal Flake** project ✨✨ @boo what type of flake you using? I use a lot of mica and MOP dust. Sometimes a bit of small MOP flake. Attachment : 7ED0A7A3-A0D3-497A-B5B9-68B138FFC9FC.jpeg No clear on it yet though. I use ... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Neck wood @robin There's nae Irn Bru |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
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RE: ✨✨NEW **Metal Flake** project ✨✨ @boo Another great job |
In forum Finishing |
5 years ago |
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RE: Electric Ukelele Build Preparation Questions @tv101 and @Clinton Thanks guys! |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Electric Ukelele Build Preparation Questions Attachment : 7C084FD6-E6DA-496F-8420-BDC243D78A14.jpeg Baritone Uke 19inch scale lenght. Steel strings used. Carbon Fiber Rod installed. Attachment : 3BA0F9FA-0B13-4CFE-A9DA-08818252529D.jpe... |
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RE: Electric Ukelele Build Preparation Questions Truss rod not needed |
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RE: Neck wood @clinton Is your body American ash |
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RE: Neck wood @robin Dream on |
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RE: Neck wood Isnt Ash quite heavy? Attachment : 0BFD285D-3D4B-49FF-AA86-618984A58392.jpeg Got this piece 2inch thick and it weighs a ton. Hell of a neck dive to use as a neck. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
5 years ago |