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The other thing is sand paper. I tried lots of different paper over a few years but found one from Halfords of all places that was great. It didn’t clog, wasn’t too expensive, lasted a long time and came in all the grades I wanted. They stopped selling it recently and the replacement product is inferior. I’ve looked for elsewhere but no joy… the search continues!!!
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The Shinto rasp is a must have I believe. The one I have has a course and fine side and is great the main part of neck shaping. I also have a couple of rasp files like these https://www.rutlands.com/sp+more-carving-japanese-carving-files-japanese-half-round-wood-carving-file-110mm-medium-rutlands®+r1303 Cheers
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Certainly would be….
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Cheers Frank. Interesting - I have seen old science work tops for sale and wondered if they would be any use!! I used the larger piece you gave me, cut it in two and glued in a new block in to make the correct width up. The piece I found was a near perfect match colour wise - so lucky!! Nice wood to work with though pretty heavy. Cheers
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My pair of Musicman USA Sub 5 basses. Really don’t get the use they deserve!!
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Stunning!
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Sold Francis a set of tuners. Really easy to deal with and great communication. All the best Jez
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Dunlop Cry Baby Bass Wah 105Q - *SOLD*
Jabba_the_gut replied to Jabba_the_gut's topic in Effects For Sale
I actually got given this pedal when I bought a bass from a lady a few years back who was moving I presume due to a bereavement. I told her this pedal had a value, but she just wanted the equipment to be used. I promised her if I didn't use the pedal, I would sell it and give the proceeds to a local hospice she mentioned. So here it is. I think this is a decent price looking at what these go for new, so the price is firm. Here's the pictures as promised. The pedal still has the protective film underneath Cheers -
Have you got room to move the bridge back to maintain the scale length if you are moving the neck pocket further into the body? Cheers
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I found some strings for this that work in standard 5 string low B tuning. Great fun!! Still need to make a truss rod cover though!!
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I bet you could hear a difference between that and one with an ebony cover……
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Not a build thread but just noticed that the Rautia pickup shop has now closed. http://www.rautiaguitars.net/
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Bought an amp from Dave. Very easy to deal with and amp is just as described. Marvellous! Thanks again Jez
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Line 6 Studio 110 Combo - Reduced to £85
Jabba_the_gut replied to Jabba_the_gut's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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That rings a bell actually - cheers. I've got a couple of pieces of Richlite and Rocklite and I know it isn't them but could remember what it was. it seems to work okay so far and cheers for the tip on finishing it, I hadn't figured that bit out yet. Cheers Jez
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Next task is to shape the neck and radius the fretboard. I've cut the first line to follow the body but that's as far as I've got so far.
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I've decided that the 'sound hole' in the body needs to be reshaped a little now I can see it with the neck. I've drawn on it in black marker and think that will look better
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Got some more of this little build done. I've been getting the neck built - maple with a scarf joint, with veneer front and back. The fretboard is some ebony substitute, but I can't remember which one!! I seem to remember it being some form of pine that has been compressed and heat treated. I've used maple veneer for the fretlines
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Line 6 Studio 110 Combo - Reduced to £85
Jabba_the_gut replied to Jabba_the_gut's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale