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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Some more progress. Routed the trussrod channel. Unfortunately I had problems keeping the guide rail tight against the edge, resulting in a very messy channel.It is still a pretty tight fit overal and... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Very nice indeed @koen keep going. 👏👏👏👏 |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build How did you keep the cauls from slipping around on the body while gluing up? @mattbeels I put some double sided tape , which prevented the cauls from slipping, they still slip a bit, but only until t... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Hey all, Question: I realize that the bridge I ordered ( an old style ABR Gibson bridge), comes with directly mountable posts.This is of course time correct. However , in combination with the soft sa... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Any guesses as to what it’s for? @mattbeels, oh come on man! don't keep us in suspense like that! what is it for? (different nut widths? ) |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Hah, a little suspense is a good thing @koendb. The first two have different nut widths, 43 and 45mm. I was talking about the third one, it has something else going on... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build it has something else going on... hmm I have no idea 🙂 |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build @koendb I’m not familiar with samba wood, have you checked it’s hardness with other woods used for guitar bodies? Gibson used the ABR 1 on the original V which is Limba, the Les Paul which has the map... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Looking good @koendb |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Yesterday, I put my fret slot cutting jig on a piece of mdf and added 2 clamps to hold the fretslot template and fretboard firmly in position.Up for the first test: Flying V fretboard Attachment : ... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Today I received some bling bling from Germany 😎 Attachment : IMG_20210519_114043676_PORTRAIT.jpg All the other stuff should arrive fairly soon as well. oooh I cannot wait , this is go... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Good to hear that your fret slots are coming out better this time @koendb! How do you like the products from TLC? I’ve been considering getting some stuff from them. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build How do you like the products from TLC? The stuff In that last picture was all from crazyparts, since they are more specialized in this kind of stuff , but TLC in holland is a real good supplier as we... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build I should also point out that Darren had to clean the files up as they were, err a bit fooked! Plus he produced that third headstock template as well as the idea for it came after the files were done. ... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Looking good @koendb! How did you keep the cauls from slipping around on the body while gluing up? I forgot to include a photo of my headstock templates. I also had a Hamer style control cavity done. ... |
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RE: 1958 Flying V inspired Build Today I glued the body blanks. It is not 100% straight unfortunately, there is a slight level difference from back to front, but only about 0.5 mm or so. Oh well a little bit more sanding work later o... |
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And the neck is done... Now I need to figure out how to get the blobs of superglue off the fretboard. Why is it every time Mark says 'it's important you don't x,y,z' do I always manage to do exactly that 🤣 Anyways, ... |
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RE: And the neck is done... Looking good @cheesewhisk! |
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RE: And the neck is done... Great job @cheesewhisk! You can use a razor blade or small (sharp!) chisel to remove the dried glue, easy but a bit annoying. Just take it slow and don’t dig in. |
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RE: And the neck is done... @cheeswhick There is a solvent for superglue, I think Wickes have it |
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