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RE: New build @nsj I’m loving it. 🤘😁🤘🎸 |
In forum Electric |
3 years ago |
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RE: New build I think that's me done the finish sanding now, been going back and forth looking for scratches to remove. Carves for the pots etc are all smoothed off too. And also got the holes drilled for the locki... |
In forum Electric |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel Not on here, no. Put your email addy in a post, and tag the person you want to receive it. They'll get a notification of your post, with the first couple of lines of the post to their email. Then edi... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: CTS Pots, long or short shaft? As @nsj say, regular length shafts should be ok. The threaded part of a normal pickup switch is probably about the same length as well. Check the thickness around the holes regularly while routing the... |
In forum New Members |
3 years ago |
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RE: CTS Pots, long or short shaft? I've just done the dish method for my carve top today. I put something flat inside the cavity then used a vernier gauge to check the depth of the holes and routered the cavity till the holes were abou... |
In forum New Members |
3 years ago |
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CTS Pots, long or short shaft? Hi Mark, I am using CTS pots on a Jag build with no pickguard, I want to use your dish method (like it lots), do you recommend short or long shaft on the pots? Cheers TC |
In forum New Members |
3 years ago |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve My first neck developed back bow after carving, single action rod too! Anyway, week or two later when it came to fret levelling etc it had sorted itself. Stewmac actually makes a jig for the issue, ... |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve @usadave You could spend ages messing about with it, using various methods but it’s not worth it for me. I would just start again with a new blank. Don’t throw this one out or burn it, you can use it ... |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve @usadave Hi Dave, was the neck blank quarter sawn or slab cut? I agree that leaving it for a few days to see if it settles. If it doesn't move from the position that it is in then try supporting it in... |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve @swepri Agreed... |
3 years ago | |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve @tv101 Yup... I agree... Not a big deal to scrap it. But definitely am curious to see what the overall consensus is. 🙂 |
3 years ago | |
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RE: New build Today I got on with doing the recesses for the controls aswell as the jack socket. I like using the barrel jacks, I fit a wedge of wood in the cavity so the nut can sit flat and be tightened easily. W... |
In forum Electric |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel @boo stuck all my social media links in me profile, nowhere to stick an email though and no way to message members? But yeh, I'm on pusbook and IG |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel @tv101 Check your email. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel @tv101 Yep, it’s everywhere. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel So it rains whisky up there??? |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: Barrel Attachment : image.png Nice wee But 'n' Ben @boo 🎶🙂🎸🙏 |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
3 years ago |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve Newbie answer here. I would leave it for a couple of days to see where it settles. If it gets worse, then the decision would be easy. The string pressure will pull it a tiny bit straighter and maybe t... |
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RE: Back bow on a neck carve I'd be a little worried in that the neck has immediately shown such definite bow tendencies - suggests that it's not a very stable piece of wood, and that you might be forever tweaking the truss rod t... |
3 years ago |