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RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @keondb If you need to make a curved slot try making a curved scraper to match a curved bottom nut then scrape it front to back. |
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RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @keondb Ok I think I picked you up wrong. Do you check the nut to see if it’s flat, a lot of new ones are not. I use a thin chisel as a scraper to get the slot flat and check for rocking with a small ... |
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RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @koendb I use the same set up as for cutting the fret slots but with a tapered fret board it’s more difficult to get it square. Clamps as well as tape can be used but the tightening will move everythi... |
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RE: New member from Slamannan Looks like it’s going to be an LP summer |
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RE: New member from Slamannan @tv101 I probably would have worked it out eventually, I’m a bit rusty after having a long lay off from guitar stuff and using power tools. Mostly I’ve been using hand tools. |
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RE: New member from Slamannan @tv101 Thanks a lot that’s all very clear and just what I was looking for. I thought there would be a smart way I just couldn’t think of it. I’ve got bottom bearing cutters. Starting to think about wo... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @robin I would say that’s a pretty good repair and it looks like the grain lines match. Don’t be put off by how many attempts it takes before you are happy with it. I’ve seen web posts from top profes... |
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RE: New member from Slamannan @tv101 You mentioned that you’ve made an LP style so I’m looking for some advice please about how to route the pick up cavities. Obviously a flat template isn’t going to work very well either before o... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @robin Good luck. Repairs and restorations are about deceiving the eye, so straight lines don’t always have to be at 90 deg they can be at an angle to match grain lines. |
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RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @koendb Accurate measurements are a learning curve. Mark was demonstrating recently how to fit position marker dots and showed how to double check before drilling with two different ways. This would b... |
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RE: Robin's build #002 @robin Small chip like that are hard to fix, sometime you have to make them bigger to fit a patch. Maple doesn’t usually look good with sawdust and glue, probably need real wood. I would do this bit f... |
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RE: BYOEG Online Bandsman 2 @boo Proper job |
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RE: 60's Telecaster build - Which pickups? @koendb Looks like you have the same type of metal fret cutting jig as me. The saw needs to be quite tight in the rollers or it can go off 90 deg. I’m assuming you have the fretboard stuck with double... |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @boo Yes that’s what I was thinking. My wood lathe has a locking pin which is for accurate indexing but it’s a nightmare if I forget to release it. Modern PUWER regulations might not even allow this k... |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @darrenking I was wondering if the buffer motor has a reverse facility or options to include a reverse polarity switch. It would make removing the polishing wheel easy. Apologies if you’ve already tho... |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @mattbeels I need the T shirt as well please, can you do a package deal. |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @mattbeels Glad to see we’ve got a cavity inspector on the team, sure we can’t go wrong now. |
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RE: Always activate your double sided tape @cheesewisk Keep going, the best lessons are the ones learned the hard way because you never forget them. The important thing is that you didn’t get an injury. In a UK workplace using power tools staf... |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @boo So your Alta ego is Ziggy Stardust |
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RE: **BUFFER** Unboxing, setup and demo @jonhodgson Its 1970s glam rock for sure, I was thinking Bowie |
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