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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 3 months ago
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Grace Da Maren Guelph Guitar Repair posted a new post. 3 months ago
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Hi Corey,
It’s a marine grade epoxy for the boat building industry. To me that means it’s a high quality epoxy and more than capable of dealing with whatever a guitar can throw at it.
I’ve used it for gluing truss rod filler strips, laminating sides and even as a bare wood grain filler. I use epoxy for joints were I don’t want to add any…
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That is crazy looking. Thanks for sharing !
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Reply to Getting perfectly flat without a jointer
This is a fun tool.
Danny West West Guitarworks -
Kalimar Maia, John Krogstad (Rookie) and Ian Davlin The Looth Group
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Kalimar Maia and Ian Davlin The Looth Group
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Reply to Getting perfectly flat without a jointer
Maybe I just need to bite the bullet and get up this learning curve then. Thanks Ian.
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This thing had a conveniently placed hole in the neck pickup cavity that ran all the way to the end of the tenon, presumably the entry point for the long drill bit that drilled the access from pickup cavity to control cavity before the neck was originally fitted.
I injected several pipettes of hot water into this hole while heating the…
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I’d also like to contribute to the growing list of Paul Sellers method.
Heres how to set it up like him:
And how to use it like him:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl6IjZ2WD2c
He basically recommends buying the cheapest stones off of ebay and to make sure they ship from China.
You can certainly…
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