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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 🙂 |
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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... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @tv101 You’ve just ruined the surprise. Thanks @boo, it's not like one those xmas cards that spreads glitter everywhere when you open the envelope is it. 🙂 |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @tv101 Or, about 100miles away on Scottish roads. Which is generally about 20miles as the crow flies on the West coast ... You're really not far wrong there, it's a 130 mile drive there, 60 miles ... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @boo Thanks for that, you're a star. @Rocknroller912 I took your advice and chiselled a bit out to make a straight line and glued a piece in. I had two goes at it, my first effort was pathetic so I c... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 Thanks @tv101, but boo got in before you.. I do have a little bag of rosewood magic dust, in my hut at the caravan though, a 7 hour round trip away. |
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RE: Robin's build #002 Thanks for the advice @Rocknroller912, I've plenty maple offcuts and it's not really in a conspicuous place so the bigger bit that I cut out will be mostly hidden inside the neck pocket. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Robin's build #002 Thanks @boo , that should do the job. That'll be great if you could post that to me. |
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RE: Robin's build #002 Hi @tv101, that's probably what ill do, but I haven't got any rosewood to make dust from. I'll fix the maple part today, the chip in the rosewood won't look so big then. |
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RE: Robin's build #002 It's all been going very well on this build, not too many mishaps to report. However, I was doing a trial assembly of the humbuckers yesterday and was chiselling the neck down flush to the body at the... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Custom built guitar before finding this course. @luthierik Hi Erik, I'm happy to help. I've had lots of help and advice from this group, I'm glad to be able to give something back. That's a luck find with the dresser, I'm going to be scouring the s... |
In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar |
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Answer to: Custom built guitar before finding this course. @jonhodgson I would say yes, your numbers tally with my method. I think Erik has to go in between there some to get something that he can use. I'm hoping that the offset look is just an optical illusi... |
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Answer to: Custom built guitar before finding this course. @luthierik Hi Erik, that is a beautiful body, we can't allow that to go to waste. I'm absolutely certain that you can make a neck to work here. As Tony says, draw it out accurately at full size. You d... |
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RE: Custom built guitar before finding this course. @luthierik These are just the kind of puzzles that I like. My thoughts so far are to make a new neck of a scale length to fit your body. Then make a new body to fit your 24.5" neck. Given the dimens... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @clinton @mattbeels Very observant of you both 🙂 Attachment : 20210224_163643.jpg |
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Answer to: Custom built guitar before finding this course. @luthierik Hello Erik, that is an interesting problem. I don't think it's possible for a 24.5" scale neck to intonate at anything other than 24.5". Can you post some photos of your body and neck wirh ... |
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RE: BRACE yourselves it's PART 5 ..... @steveadams I've just watched part V. I'm well impressed with the way that you casually drilled the tuner holes with a handheld drill. When I tried that, I had to plug most of them and then try agai... |
In forum Acoustic |
5 years ago |
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RE: New member from Slamannan @bonnywood Robin lives in Falkirk, must be very near to you geographically Welcome to the group. Geographically, I'm down the road a bit in Polmont. |
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RE: Robin's build #002 My little rest piece polished up quite well so I've gone ahead and stained the body. There was a little flaw in the body that I had to fill and it didn't take the stain very well. So I mixed some dye ... |
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RE: First Acoustic build That looks fantastic @bpower, well done. |
In forum Acoustic |
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