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RE: Bridge/trem route repair @boo I like @Rocknroller912 's idea of replacing one big chunk and re-routing all the cavities. Then seeing @darrenking 's idea of a CNC repair block and matching template, I like that better. Maybe D... |
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too. @jonhodgson Interesting using the nails to pin it, the technique I've seen is to drill a hole through the fret slot (I can't remember the size) and use a toothpick (with the end broken off, so it's b... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too. I don't think I found the nail hole on the 10th fret when I lowered the fretboard onto the neck. I think you've hit the nail on the head there @cheesewhisk, if the pins are located then it just can't... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Hello!! @mattbeels But if I catch anyone talkin’ shit about my doilies and table runners there’s gonna be hell to pay! Is there a link to the "hell to pay" website, I should maybe subscribe. |
In forum New Members |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @russ @deej The plan is for the strings to be straight up from the nut and parallel to each other. Time will tell, I want to lacquer the body before I press the bridge posts in, so it might be a whi... |
In forum Electric |
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RE: Robin's build #002 Thats the tuner holes lined up at last, all the butchery is hidden under the washers. Also reshaped the headstock a little to make the holes an equal distance from the edge and to give the D tuner kno... |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @koendb I could not get these tuners to line up properly Sounds like you need a CNC router. I had a similar problem lining up just three a side. I plugged and redrilled 4 of the holes, and two of t... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
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RE: Part 1 is in place Nice, does it come with pre-programmed learning curves. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
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RE: 335 Looking good @clinton, what finish are you going to put on it? |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Hello!! @tej So this sounds like a great idea in theory as one thing I don't want to do is put a lot of effort to ultimately make something that's really silimar to something I already have. You can build t... |
In forum New Members |
4 years ago |
RE: PART 6 - THROUGH THE ROUND WINDOW That rosette's a good job well done @steveadams. I'll have to do it sometime, how many times did you practice it. |
In forum Acoustic |
4 years ago |
RE: Robin's build #002 Must be very satisfying@robinwhen a repair job works well. @russ It definitely is satisfying. After cursing myself for stupid errors or accidents, I quite enjoy the "fixing things" aspect of guitar... |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Robin's build #002 And now on to the next fix. Two of the tuner holes are out of line, so plugged and try again. Attachment : 20210407_162210.jpg |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Robin's build #002 @tv101Is there an echo? @boo that'll be an attempt to catch up with you on the leaderboard 🙂 |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Robin's build #002 @boo's little bit of glitter free rosewood arrived this morning. I didn't take any chances, went out to the shed and opened the envelope very carefully, but still got a fright. Attachment : 202104... |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Update - Take it easy Mark, all in your own good time. |
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RE: No More Sloppy Neck Joints! You're a very inventive man @darrenking, you see a problem and then you solve it, good work. |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
4 years ago |
RE: Build number 5 finished @rockpile99 That's a good looking build, well done. |
In forum Electric |
4 years ago |
RE: Always activate your double sided tape Is a guitar making video game a possibility I can just it see now, a long haired guy disappearing in a cloud of sanding dust while an unseen female voice tells him put his mask on 🙂 |
In forum Electric |
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RE: New member from Slamannan @tv101 @Rocknroller912 Then drill through the cap into the middle of the p'up cavities - the hole just needs to be big enough for a router bit to fit through. I did my LP'ish body the opposite wa... |
In forum New Members |
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