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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Yeah - not a fan of that truss rod - too big for me. |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Hey Dave Lol yeah.... Definitely a little too far! The plan is to compensate with a nice cover... Put a veneer over it, the mess just disappears. Attachment : 20201020_125656.jpg |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Lol yeah.... Definitely a little too far! The plan is to compensate with a nice cover... 🙂 I definitely worked to marks dimensions but the stew mac hot rod truss rods seem a bit tall! That plus the fi... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... @Dave, there is generally give or take 1/8 to 3/16 of an inch of meat underneath the truss rod after the the neck is carved. Bare that in mind on your next build. The weakest point is in between the n... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Your experienced opinions would be very much appreciated Hi Dave, I can only offer an inexperienced opinion. If you've been working to Mark's dimension I don't think you need to concerned about the t... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... oh man! I am working on my first neck i am wondering if I removed too much material?! Thanks to Mark’s expert instructions this is my current state of play: Attachment : A5E32B08-D341-4714-A08F... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Route out a fake skunk stripe? Stop just shy of the heel. Adding a fake skunk stripe would be the best disguise, but I'm not sure that routing more material out of the neck would be a good idea. Per... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Route out a fake skunk stripe? Stop just shy of the heel. Fretboard still flat unradiused? |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Thanks everyone. I'm sure I could effect a cosmetic repair ... I guess doing it in a way that doesn't self-destruct on the first turn of the truss rod will be the key. I use the same template for my n... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... @rockpile99 Oh no! I don’t know about this myself but it will be good to hear from @markbailey so we can all learn from it. Even if it is knackered, I would keep it for cutting inlay dots out of, even... |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Is it possible to do a decorative carve and fill with epoxy then reshape? You'd have to stop anything bleeding into channel. Could be a very cool inlay |
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RE: When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... I'm feeling your pain there. It looks like you haven't actually carved as deep as the truss rod, so how about just filling in the hole. |
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When the truss rod went in deeper than you remembered ... Attachment : IMG_20210123_124502.jpg Got 'over brave' trying to carve something that wasn't a baseball bat and I forgot that this truss rod was deeper than the last few I've bought ... Bloody anno... |
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RE: Centre joining strip on laminated arched back? Isn’t it amazing? 60 years old and still actually quite a playable instrument. Quirky I’ll grant you, but who knows how it really sounded when it was new. They go for quite big money these days with c... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
6 years ago |
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RE: Centre joining strip on laminated arched back? @darrenking It seems there are a few still hanging around |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
6 years ago |
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RE: Centre joining strip on laminated arched back? Do you notice any difference in tone . Without wanting to blow my own trumpet too much, the first two laminated, steel string acoustics that I made are still the best sounding, best intonated and lou... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
6 years ago |
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RE: Centre joining strip on laminated arched back? Wow the back on it that acoustic is stunning.. @deej You’re right, it is! I need to click on more of these photos to really appreciate them better... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
6 years ago |
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RE: Metal Flake (Large Silver Flake) can you explain why the ordinary tins of chameleon paints seem to be so much more expensive than the spray cans? I'd expect it to be the other way round if anything. Custom Paints Chromacoat 400ml spr... |
In forum Finishing |
6 years ago |
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RE: New Workshop Well I guess we now know what yours really looks like! 👍 It's much more comfortable in there now. Plus I have to keep it clean and dust-free. Before there was sawdust *everywhere*. And odd... |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
6 years ago |
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RE: New Workshop Next it will be some "nice" curtains for the windows with some matching soft cushions for the chairs. Plus, you'll need some pretty lampshades in there and some rugs for the floor ... 🤣 @tv... |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
6 years ago |