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RE: How to treat this maple fretboard

@somethingnicer I used that on an oak fretboard, seems fine but it's also super easy to re apply later if need be.

6 days ago
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RE: How to treat this maple fretboard

@russ I did and do, well, until it ran out lol.

6 days ago
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RE: Hi from Scotland

@scotty Glenisla direction, about 20 miles from Dungdee heading into the hills

4 weeks ago
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RE: Prs body Neck Break Angles on a body

What I do is to make the front of the heel about 1mm or so lower than the back. Then I clamp the neck to the body and run a straight edge over the fre...

2 months ago
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RE: Hi from Scotland

Hey up Scott, I'm about 60 miles or so further north of Edinburger. Welcome to your new life of being poor but surrounded with guitars lol

2 months ago
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RE: First 7 string

@boo cherry sir? This is yew sir, no not you yew! 🤣

4 months ago
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RE: First 7 string

It's resin, I get mine from epodex. I make the body blank and if like this one the cracks aren't very big I rout them bigger. Then I build a frame aro...

4 months ago
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RE: New member with resin issues

Hi again culbinguitars, it sounds a bit like the resin might not have cured right through. I've had it seem hard on the surface but turned into a mess...

4 months ago
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RE: Does this adapter exist?

@somethingnicer yeh just something I noticed with mine but mine isn't an actual dremmel so was wondering if yours was because that would make it a bit...

5 months ago
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RE: Does this adapter exist?

@somethingnicer no I mean the chuck in the extension, it's not as stable as the chuck in the actual tool. Like it has a bit of play compared to the ch...

5 months ago
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RE: Does this adapter exist?

@SomethingNicer is the extension as stable as the actual dremmel? Like in my other brand tool the extension where you insert the bits has a tiny bit o...

5 months ago
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RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

@brie it smelled way worse! But thankfully it's all dried and sealed now. I don't know why you put wire wool on your chips though 🤣

6 months ago
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RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

@liebe walnut is nice, not to heavy, same with cherry. Made a full start entirely from cherry. Both lighter than limba or at least black limba, posibb...

6 months ago
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RE: Ran pickup wires through mounting holes. Why must ye mock me so, Lord?

As Harry Enfild once said, "You don't wanna do it like that" 🤣

6 months ago
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RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

I've used beech, ash, oak, cherry and walnut so far. All been really good. Only tricky one is oak because I did a carve top and it's very hard l...

6 months ago
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RE: A mahognay neck through redo

@russ thanks bud, it's so much nicer, the whole fit and finish is vastly improved and now I could happily put it up for sale

7 months ago
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RE: A mahognay neck through redo

@benjaminschwillens82gmail-com Cheers

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