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RE: Makeshift spindle sander

@rocknroller912 still thinking about it but thinking of using a pulley instead so that I can just use a shaft I know is true. Given the blanks are to ...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

@jonhodgson if you do find it again please share the article, I had a quick search around but couldn’t lay my hands on it.

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

@tv101 so I did the same just and it measured at 0.0863mm, I’ll leave this one alone 😬 but thank you for going to the trouble of pointing how pointles...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

@mattbeels @tv101 So having mooched around further I’m looking at these instead, any gotchas I’ve overlooked. Still 52mm E to E so my neck taper wil...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

The edit function really needs fixing!!

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

@tv101 sadly this is the kind of thing that will bug me! Given I’ve not started the actual build I’ll look for another bride, in fact gotoh to a separ...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

So from a glace it doesn’t look like they will adjust in height after all. Just need to work out what the reality of that is. Given I’ve not started i...

4 years ago
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RE: In the beginning we mark the nut...

@tv101 curiously that’s what I was planning to use for mine, so much more of the sound depends on what you plug it into it’s hard to get recommendatio...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

@mattbeels irritatingly i didn’t consider the radius of the bridge despite ensuring the fretboard radius was what I wanted. I’d presumed that the sadd...

4 years ago
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RE: Pickup pole spacing

Hah, yeah I thought mentioning the scale length was somewhat irrelevant afterward. I think they’d be bang on if I’d gone with a 54mm bridge, anyway, g...

4 years ago
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RE: In the beginning we mark the nut...

@tv101 I honestly thought I’d looked on axetec as I was looking to get pickups from there!! Clearly didn’t look very well! Does remind me though that ...

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RE: In the beginning we mark the nut...

@tv101 Agree on that one, I’ve seen a few metal ones about, crazy high price tag for what they are though. If you’ve found good quality ones at a sens...

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RE: Router bit types

Thanks guys, I think unless I decide to make the body a lot thinner I’ll leave the custom bit for now. From memory I think the blank I’ve ordered is a...

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RE: Makeshift spindle sander

@rocknroller912 Where as this is quite small and also not very good quality 🤔 To be fair used for its intended purpose it it great though. Would love ...

4 years ago
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RE: Makeshift spindle sander

@rocknroller912 Firstly, you need to understand that what you mean by lathe is likely more capable than what I own, it’s one of these: so there is...

4 years ago
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RE: Makeshift spindle sander

@rocknroller912 I only have tiny hobby wood lathe, no way it would have the torque needed to cut thread in steel. I’d not really considered this. So, ...

4 years ago
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RE: Makeshift spindle sander

@rocknroller912 sounds like a good plan too, I’ve got to get some more tube anyway now as the piece I was using went astray!

4 years ago
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RE: Hello from York UK.

I’d never contemplated butchering mine, will investigate later!!

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