jebroad

No problem

Yeah, that’s actually what I do on weekends. To get tolex off, heat a bit and rip off all you can. Use a Stanley blade and lighter fluid to scrap glue off and then we use vinyl paint.

If you can find split coil jazz pickups you can get a more precisionish tone

Have a look at Seymour Duncan quarter pounders. They’re nice and hot.

I might be able to, I’m near uttoxeter.

I had that idea this morning. Glow in the dark epoxy at the 3rd,5th,7th (and so on)? ove got it assembled as a lined fretless at the moment

Is that a 4003?

Cheap behringer mixer for 20 quid?

Can you post? i can pay postage.

Si600 - Nothing. You've already seen all my stuff and if the weather is nice I want to get the bike out 2. Norris - Ampeg BA-108 and Yamaha TRBX305 3. SpondonBassed - Pitbull IB5 (bass built from kit) if I can blag a lift and return for Enderby 4. Andyjr1515 - Kert's Camphor Singlecut; Pete's EB-3 tribute; Pete's Piccolo Bass 5. Jabba_the_gut - Some self build basses, Blackline 250 head and TC RS112 cabs 6. Harryburke360 - the return of the red jazz bass, should act as a "here's one I made earlier" for Andy. Also probably the Shatesbury Rick 4001 Copy as long as no representative of the Hall family is invited. 7.jebroad- progress of 20” midget, dingwall combustion and cake.

look at the EMG geezer buttler signature set

Ok, I’ve got a 23.5”-22” waiting for me to build.

I love the name Jamie, Jamie

I call dodgy contacts on the output jack. If you want, I can have a look at it. I’m inbetween derby and stoke.

Should i bring my dingwall?

Definitely. It’s even worse if it snaps.

Guitar tech, were shall commence with thy seasonal turneth of thy truss rod. Acting careful asth to not strippeth thy rod.

Depends if there’s lots of dust around really, it’s a method used with epoxy resin very often.

Im a keen derbyshire representative, Doveridge.

Do you mean foulds?

With the neck length, can you really rely on the truss only? If i were you i would stick some CF rods in it for some support.

Do your own designs, its not terribly difficult. How do you plan on cutting and shaping the body?

I'm 14 also and started building about a year ago. If you need any help with anything just contact me. Im based near derby and have some degree of a workshop and experience in building. Feel free to visit if you need anything routed or whatever.

No problem. Its nothing complicated, hot air rises.

On the next coat, use a heatgun (or hairdryer) to remove the bubbles before it drys. This should work and help for a professional finish. Wet/dry sand paper from 600-1500 works well with alot of finishes but use it in steps, E.G;600,800,1000,1200,1500.