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RE: Bridge/trem route repair Would a Floyd rose fit in there ? Just a though. Plus not many metal starts out there 🤘🏻 @deej Yeah a Floyd would probably fit but it’s not for that kind of client. If it was for me t... |
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too. Being American, the dimensions are in imperial, which I haven't got a problem with. @robin I missed out on the whole Imperial thing, I was brought up on metric thank goodness. |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair Just wondering ... don't suppose the customer was planning on a baritone guitar??? @tv101 It’s funny you should ask that. I did think of it and contacted him to check, he said no it should be a stand... |
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RE: First neck carve @cheesewhisk Looking good. My favourite bit of neck carving is the volute. |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair @darrenking and @tv101 Here is my idea for my fix. Darren I think that if I could just get out a routing template and repair block, this wouldn’t take long at all so I would seriously look into it. |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair Now, lets get it right this time ... @tv101 Oh yeah, nice repair TV, well done. Now that had to be precise or it wouldn’t have worked. What I am proposing will be less accurate and gaps filled with e... |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair @darrenking I’ve been wanting to do more stuff with routing templates and repair blocks, even where a repair isn’t needed. I was saving this idea for a later build but as the subject has come up, I’ll... |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair And you've given me another idea..... CNC machined repair blocks with a matched routing template. Similar to the repair system I fashioned for the cable socket and kill switch holes on my electric bui... |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair I’ve done a similar type of job where the owner wanted to remove the tremolo bridge and fit a fixed one. I did it by creating a template to fit the tremolo cavity using thick Perspex and then used thi... |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair Wow! That's some investment the person has made. @tv101 You are gonna love how it’s gonna sparkle. ✨✨✨✨✨✨ |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair To be brutally honest, having just watched the video, is it worth saving that body? It doesn't look to be the best mix of woods, and with the combination of the misplaced trem rout, and the rout-throu... |
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RE: Bridge/trem route repair Would making the hole square be a good idea as a square block is easier to cut? Maybe make the block longer than it needs to be so after the route you've got glued wood on three sides instead of one? ... |
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RE: BYOEG Online Bandsman 2 I'm betting he's doing what @clinton described. (what was that??) @tv101 I dunno! 😳 |
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too. @cheesewhisk Do you work in imperial measurements? 😳 |
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RE: BYOEG Online Bandsman 2 I’m also intrigued @boo. I know that you’re ditching your original plan (if that’s what you could call it 😂) and you can’t do what @tv101 did as you’re not using a pickguard... Could it be wha... |
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Bridge/trem route repair Has anyone routed the trem cavity in the wrong place and repaired it? How would you fill the hole? 🤔 I’m going to block it and reroute it but I was wondering if anyone has done this before an... |
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too. 22 or 24 frets will do me but no less. |
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RE: BYOEG Online Bandsman 2 I'm intrigued @russ Good good 👍 |
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RE: BYOEG Online Bandsman 2 Oh, coffee and home made biscoff flapjack helps. 😋 Happy Sunday. Attachment : 7FE80C20-7807-4261-B48D-7A4AA62B9E17.jpeg |
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