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Paul FitzGerald posted an update a week ago
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I guess I could say something about this…
This is the latest rework of my early ’70s Music Master. I’ve reworked this several times over the years. This is the best yet.
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Reply to Neck Jig shop stand question
Hey!!! I actually have the stew mac neck jig which comes with a vice and shop stand. I bought it a year ago and finally have my workshop ready so am going to set it up this weekend. The total vise stuff looks awesome! Maybe one day if I save up I will get the proper work station!
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Reply to Laser cutting a fretboard and possibly a bolt on neck
Well, technically you could.
Don’t know what level of knowledge you have about laser cutting, but to make a quick summary, laser cut in a sort of V shape. So first thing I would do about cutting a fretboard is to place a spoilboard under it cause you have to cut through it in order to have parallel sides on the fretboard. That’s of course…
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Alex Q Guitarworks started the discussion Fret dressing dilemma in the forum Quick Questions a week ago
Ladies & Gentleman,
I’m at the stage where I should do the frets dressing on a new build but all the frets are seated correctly, with a tollerance on each fret of about 0.05mm. In fact once adjusted the nut and neck relief, every frets sound perfectly.
First time this happen in more than 10yr and I honestly don’t know what to do. Logic tell me…
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Reply to Neck Jig shop stand question
Are you asking about the Total Vise workstation?
My Total Vise is bolted to my bench in my main work space, where it’s been for almost two years. And, I can’t wait to move it away from my bench to its own telescoping stand bolted to the floor away from the bench. I’m just perpetually short on funds, or I’d have done it ages ago.
It works…
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Hey Everyone!
Does anyone have experience with using the neck jig/shop stand setup without bolting the stand to the floor? Eventually I will bolt it down but want to try a few different spots to commit (still working on shop layout). I just had epoxy floors put down and do not want to drill extra holes in the floor! Thanks!
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Ian Davlin The Looth Group posted an update a week ago
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So how does it work? Do you pay for the whole year?
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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. a week ago
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Doug Proper Guitar Specialist posted a new video. a week ago
Dan And Doug Fret-O-Rama 3 - Relief and RadiusIn this third installment of Dan and Doug’s “don’t fret” Fret-O-Rama, Patrick DiBurro treats severe neck issues and Ian Davlin turns things upside down. Doug…
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Reply to Wiring help with unorthodox tele setup
Hey Bryan
This is a little unusual but I think it should be possible.
The bridge and neck are wired to the 3-way as usual. There’s a fixed 470K resistor between the bridge and ground. Using a 500K pot for volume, this means that the pot’s resistance is halved when the bridge pickup is active — it makes the bridge positions only see (approx) 250K.…
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