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Poplar pallet Meteora build???


Jimothey
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I got some flooring delivered and it came on what I think is a pallet made out of Poplar which will probably make a few nice 10mm thick tops and its got me thinking of what I should build next?

 

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I've got a few ideas for a couple of guitars one being a kind of double cut Nashville Tele-ish/Strat-ish 'Mongrel' type thing

 

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But I'm a bit stuck on a bass, I'm thinking either Stingray, Jazz or a Meteora? Or maybe a semi-hollow? But I'm open to any other ideas of not the usual suspects......... 👍🏻 

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1 hour ago, benh said:

A semi hollow would be cool, reckon that pallet wood would look great as a top - very "rustic" (in a good way!)

 

I'm swaying more towards a Meteora Bass with a PJ pickup config but I'm definitely going to do a semi hollow soon I'm probably going to do a '51 P style......👍🏻 

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1 hour ago, Dom in Dorset said:

As a pallet junkie I'm jealous! That's really quite beautiful.

The top might look a bit like this.... 

 

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I don't know whether to change the orientation of the grain on this build? Maybe diagonal to follow the body shape?

 

I'm doing a lescaster that I'm going to do the top in a chevron pattern? 

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