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RE: What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using?

It has just struck me that in my loft there is a canvas wardrobe with a frame of metal pipes that slot together. I'll have to take a look and see if it might be suitable, not sure how I'd implement ex...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using?

It's not so collapsible though, and it always seems to be in the way ... @tv101 That's the thing, practically speaking there are three places I could do spray painting. The first two have no power, b...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using?

Now what we need is for Darren to come up with a nifty design for an affordable collapsible spray booth.

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: Need some inspiration.

It sounds cool, but don't you think it would be even cooler with an additional baritone neck and a bluetooth connection? 😀

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using?

Incidentally, I just found that Northwest guitars do a water based top coat in gloss or satin, but it's hidden in their "Water based stains" section. @darrenking, for what it's worth they even have a ...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using?

I think a key thing to remember when choosing between 1K acrylic and 2K (at least for me because my desire for "the best" has a tendency to pull me towards 2K despite its practical issues) is that Nit...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: Need some inspiration.

Baritone?

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: "Using the Vacuum (Bag)Press"

@darrenking The bagpress system looks great, it gives me all sorts of ideas I'd like to try out in guitar building (says the guy who has still not got started on testing finishes, let alone build 1). ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

4 years ago
RE: Science is progress

I may have measured twice Every time Mark says "measure twice, cut once" I think "bollocks, that's not how it goes for me" My reality is more, measure twice, cut... measure again.. scratch head tryin...

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: Jazz Bass Paint Job (Chameleon)

I’m thinking of putting a couple of Matt black racing stripes down the middle to give it some contrast. And to make it play faster of course, because we all know racing stripes make things faster.

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: Single Head Mop Polisher

@darrenking I was thinking just chop those outriggers at 45 degrees at the front (not a big deal for the CNC I would have thought) which would then look "right" when you put it on the corner of the be...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: Single Head Mop Polisher

That looks awesome.The 45 degree idea when bench location allows for it is very smart, might I suggest shaping the outriggers to suit that, or would it mean you needed extra long clamps to hold it in ...

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: UK Based Luthier Tools - new supplier

They are definitely amongst the prettiest metal luthiery gadgets I've seen

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: Jazz Bass Paint Job (Chameleon)

I find it amusing that somebody who apparently has no issues with the black art of finishing with different substrates, effects and finishes is so terrified of some soldering!

In forum Finishing

4 years ago
RE: John Greven thesis on voicing choices in a steel string acoustic

My perception is that classical guitars seem to have had rather more variation in bracing ideas (as in clearly different approaches to the layout rather than tweaks of the same basic arrangement) than...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: John Greven thesis on voicing choices in a steel string acoustic

@rocknroller912 I have to confess I pondered about whether or not to use the term thesis, since my first thought when i hear the term is also an academic thesis, so I checked whether it would be appro...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: John Greven thesis on voicing choices in a steel string acoustic

@rocknroller912 Can you remember if the video where Mark showed the pyramid bridge was the one where he builds a bridge for an acoustic guitar? I have some chores to finish but I'd like to watch it la...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: John Greven thesis on voicing choices in a steel string acoustic

The only weak point in the article is the lack of scientific data to allow it to be called a thesis, That doesn't figure in the dictionary definition of "thesis". Thanks for the other information.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
John Greven thesis on voicing choices in a steel string acoustic

I thought this might interest people here, even if it's just to disagree with his theories

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: No Livestream Sat

Sorry to hear this. Of course, family comes first, hope you're mum will be ok.

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4 years ago
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