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    Bigd maybe in the future we could work out some sort of barter. You know, planing and sanding in exchange for CNC. That is if you don't have a cnc of your own by time I get things sorted out here.
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    That looks awsome. How did you get the fabric to lay on that carved top without bunching and wrinkeling. Nice work with the binding as well.
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    How long will they keep for?
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    When you use the waterbased dyes like that, Can you cover up what you didn't use and save it? Or is it a just mix up what you need kind of situation? P.S. Cudbucket, your guitar is looking sweet.
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    Wigglez? Your real name isn't Murray, is it? You might have to have little kids to get that.
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    All Access Neck Joint. I had to ask about a month ago also.
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    That traveller looks pretty cool, but what is the purpose of the opening and closing wings?
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    I've searched the forum and it looks like everyone who has used the golden age pups likes them, but no one compares them to a higher priced pup. So my question is: is the jb jazz combo worth $60 more the the Golden Age overwound-regular combo? I am definitely on a budget for this project, but I don't want to sacrifice in the tone area. But if the Golden Age pups sound as good it would be a great place to save some cash.
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    Looks pretty cool. I really dig the bocote fingerboard and curved shape at the end of the fingerboard.
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    If you read back a ways, he says he screwed up and routed to deep.
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    Man tough choices this month. They all look great!
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    Cool. Thanks ooten2 for the review. I'll have to keep watchin' the bay for him to have some more pieces. Now that I have some money, he doesn't have any listings.
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    What method do you use to thickness corian?
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    Man, that is just insane. I feel like I'm watching Finding Nemo with my kids.
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    Craig, I am familiar with corian in the context of countertops, but where do you get thin pieces for inlay?
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    Is this the same Donald doing the archtop on a cnc over on the MIMF?
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    glad to help
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    like I said alot of it is import from china. But I haven't found anyone that could touch those cutter prices. I work in a tool and die shop, and have used some of their precision measuring tools as well. They are dead on. And at $15 (for say a 6" caliper) who cares if you drop them.
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    Gorgeous!
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    Ted Nuggent would be proud
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    Just wondered where you got the binding for the body?
  22. jer7440
    Hey Jay5, I believe you are in the states. Right? Check this place out CME Tools I use these endmills in my work every day. I don't think you can find a better price on solid micrograin carbide cutters. They are USA made and I have had great success with them. This place is in or around Detoit and I am in Grand Rapids, MI. If i phone in my order I always recieve it the next day, YMMV depending on where you live.
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    Hey Mushy, I live in Grand Rapids. We are starting to get a mid west gang here. Maybe we will have to rumble with Drak and the Maryland gang
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    I've read some reviews of those. They are supposed to be really good for the money.
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    Erikbojerik, Rather than glue the paper directly to the drum and make a huge mess, Just glue your higher grit papers over a used up sanding sleeve. Once you wear out a 150 grit sleeve just glue you 1000 or whatever over that.
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