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RE: Thicknessing Indian rosewood by hand I found also in books of lutherie mentions of these toothed blade, I've never used them, but maybe I will try. Thank you @russ |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
8 months ago |
Thicknessing Indian rosewood by hand Hi, Any advice for thicknessing Indian rosewood with hand plane(s) for back and sides ? For now, it is taking me many hours for the back, from 6mm to 2,5mm of thickness. I find it very hard and surel... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
8 months ago |
RE: A bit about my pickup winding journey Thank you @SomethingNicer it is interesting. Will you post tutorial for making the winding machine? Do you know if there is information about how to make pickups that sound like blues, jazz etc... or ... |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
1 year ago |
RE: Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position Thanks @siddharthmehta Since the last posts I decided to correct it with the suggestion of @jamesalexandermcmillan It worked well, only a thin line can be visible from the sides, but it is almost invi... |
2 years ago | |
RE: Reduce weight of electric guitar Thank you for your comments. I have finally weighed the wood blank, and obtained the density of my wood. Then I have weighed the neck and fretboard, I have weighed also apart the electronics, mechani... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
Reduce weight of electric guitar Hi, I am working on building a guitar with an esthetic like a Stratocaster. For the body, I have two blocks of ash glued between themselves of 45mm of thickness. I will not include a tremolo, and not... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
RE: Fretting or not before to glue fretboard to the neck ? Thank you, I will follow your advices. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
Fretting or not before to glue fretboard to the neck ? Hi, The process of fretting is normally after to glue the fretboard to the neck, isn't it ? Is it possible to make fretting before to glue ? For an example: - if fretting go wrong, you could remake th... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
RE: Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position Thank you for all the contributions, you have very good ideas. |
3 years ago | |
RE: Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position @rocknroller912 It seems a good idea. When you said : "put a piece of veneer between the two lengths when gluing which will simulate the 15th fret slot" Do you mean that I should glue a small piece o... |
3 years ago | |
RE: Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position Hi @darrenking , In the case I buy a new fretboard. Do you recommend me a way to "recycle" the first fretboard. Can I use it for another purpose ? |
3 years ago | |
RE: Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position @boo Attachment : IMG_20220119_185132.jpg Here is a picture. It was the first time I was testing my jig, and in the slot nº16, I thought I was in the right position but in fact the fretboard wa... |
3 years ago | |
Repair fret slot cutted in wrong position Hi, Recently I was cutting frets slots with a jig I made myself, but I made a mistake and cutted a fret slot in a wrong position. ¿ Is there a solution to repair this wrong slot or do I have to use a ... |
3 years ago | |
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶 My favourite song in this moment: |
In forum Pluckers Paradise |
4 years ago |
Answer to: Safety: ground the bridge or not ? @rocknroller912 With active pickups I meant the system described by @koendb and @mattbeels : pickups that use a 9V battery. EMG pickups for an example, they have their own circuit. I don't know their... |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
4 years ago |
Safety: ground the bridge or not ? Hi, I want to build a safe electric guitar, without electrocution risk (with a control cavity in the rear of the body and 3 single coils). I have several points of vue of differents luthiers and suppl... |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
4 years ago |
RE: What would you like to see next? I suggest a course about typical repairs on a guitar. The other side of a luthier job when he is not constructing guitars. Thanks. |
4 years ago |