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RE: Hi from Coaley @alanlush Looks good I like the unusual design and the finishing is impressive |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley That’s not the sort of thing that you see every day @alanlush ... tell us more! (ok, *you* may see it every day, but you know what I mean 🙂 ) |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley Been a long time since I signed in. But here are some pics of the finished thing… Attachment : 8E269330-4436-47C1-8440-B43813D92433.jpeg Attachment : 04030684-66B7-4691-BAEF-8DB3B3F7BAB8.... |
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RE: Hi from Coaley No pics of the meet this time around - Alan’s Bandsman has featured in workshop course videos - the Les Paul was built elsewhere in 12 days I think (or was it more) lovely inlays - played and sounded ... |
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7 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley And a welcome from down south, in my shed in the rain. |
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7 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley @frocesterbill Pics pics pics! (and video!) |
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7 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley Alan popped round today bringing two lovely guitars with him - the Bandsman he built in Ayr and a stunning Les Paul build. Good to have a chat and plot more visits to Bailey’s. Hope we can get togethe... |
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7 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Coaley Welcome neighbour! |
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7 years ago |
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Hi from Coaley Hi just signed up. It was great fun building "The Phoenix" the week before last with Neil, Martin and Jim, who each built stunning guitars.. Photos to follow. |
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7 years ago |
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RE: Acoustic Bliss You can’t beat a little bit of Bisset in your Bliss. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Neck shims I have used a shim to adjust the neck angle a couple of times. I just put in a small strip of veneer in the back of the neck pocket. It's a matter of trying what the thickness of the veneer must be to... |
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RE: Neck shims @tej People don’t say that to me very often |
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RE: Neck shims Posted by: @rocknroller912 Ive made a very rough sketch of how I would estimate the finished taper in wood. @rocknroller912 Thanks for that, makes perfect sense 🙂 |
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RE: Neck shims @tej 40mm is fine it’s actually easier with a small plane |
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RE: Neck shims @rocknroller912 I’ll give that a go and see how I get on. I’ll likely need a cabinet scraper to finish it as I don’t have anything to do that with and my plane is only about 40mm wide. |
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RE: Neck shims @tej Ive made a very rough sketch of how I would estimate the finished taper in wood. Hope you can understand it. Lay a ruler as shown from the tape to the front of heel and put your wood shim along s... |
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RE: Neck shims @tej Ive made lots of shims by hand, it’s not that hard. Start with a piece that’s longer and thicker than you need and clamp it to the bench. Then plane or scrape it working away from the clamp to cr... |
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RE: Neck shims @rocknroller912 I think what I’ll do is like you said, use some masking tape to get an idea of the angle I need.Not sure of the best approach to making the shims, the table saw would give accurate res... |
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RE: Neck shims Posted by: @robin I hadn't thought about the screw holes being out of alignment, we so lucky to have helpful people in this group. @robin I’d have considered that, admittedly just after I’d put the ... |
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RE: Neck shims @tej Even with the fretboard overhang and pick guard covering thing I would still try and fill any gaps in the joint, or the string tension will be pulling on the screws only which will probably cause... |
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