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Love the color on the top. Beautiful with the birdeye maple!
1979 Gibson Les Paul Custom
Jackson SLATQH
Jackson DK2M Inferno Red
Jackson DK2M With a Learn Custom Paint Job
Jackson DKMGT (project)
Kramer Focus 1000
Ibanez SDGR Bass
Ovation Celebrity
Martin Backpacker
:ROTF: You guys are too much. Dave, that project is amazing. You guys have done a super job. Can't wait to see the final pics.
Scott
Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright, that God may love thee. Speak the truth always, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong.
outstanding work quick question though. What did u use behind the neck to level the clamps with? looks like leather of some sort
:ROTF: I can't believe nobody asked about this until now. I was waiting for everyone to pick on me immediately for this but I heard nothing...till now.
I save all my old leather wallets and belts because they make great clamping cauls, so yes, you are correct! As you can see, I prefer the trifold....lol!
First I'll show the creation/modification of the knobs. As you can see I used a stock set of charvel volume and tone knobs and mounted them to a shaft and turned down the centers on the lathe to accept a birdseye insert.
I did the same thing with the black anodized switch tip I also made below:
I just used a washer to get a nice size circle of birdseye for the V/T knobs and I already had an extra from the fretboard inlays for the switch tip.
I used 2 sided tape attached to the end of a piece of brass to "size it up" with the 220 grit:
Now before anyone gives me hell, no, the guitar is not set up at all, I just lightly started the string slots in the nut and sadles so I could get pics up for you all. (I really have to get some outdoor pics, the binding just doesn't show up!)
Enjoy!!!
toe, this shot's for you since you love my "walker" !!
Thanks again to Mark for the beautiful work he did and also to Keith for sacrificing this project for me.
I also want to thank my wife for being the most spectacular woman a man could find......
one last note, hard to believe it looked like this:
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