CudBucket

You were wet sanding at 320? Wow. Did you should any clear to try and level the different colors?

Great, great job!

Great job. I've got to dig my Explorer project out of the closet.

Here's my 2nd cab. I just finished it in Black Mesa tolex, cange grill and piping. You can see more of the construction on my site: www.dafguitars.com. Dave

Looks very good. I would have cut the truss rod channel while the neck blank was still square.

Myka's original xlr8's extended Version Two different types, which do you fancy?

Great looking guitar Godin. Is there a link to a tutorial for building Myka's neck pocket jig? Thanks. Dave

Right, but they also use a volute.

How old are you dude?

If you couldn't simply sand and prep a body for finish, what makes you think you have the skill to repair it? What a sad, sad waste of a fine guitar.

Here's my C66 in cherry burst/umber. My DC727.

Yes. I have four guitars (one is still being made) and the V3. They are a tremendous value but my favorite guitars of all time are usually Ernie Balls. I have a Petrucci and just got a new Luke. Just sweet, sweet necks. Dave

Thanks all. 1) Sorry about the extra pics. I keep forgetting that and I'll fix it. 2) No that's not a Carvin although I own 4. That's my Egress. You can see it on the same site. 3) I used green because I wanted to see what it looked like. 4) I didn't use plans. I just took the dimensions from my Mesa cab and copied it. 5) The speakers are Carvin GS1275 16 ohm speakers. I got them direct from Carvin on clearance for $19.99 each. I think they still have them at that price. They're like V30s but slightly less efficient. Dave

Here's a 2x12 Cab I built from Baltic Birch recently. There's a separate page on my site: www.dafguitars.com Her's a pic of it with my Carvin V3. Plug into the left jack for 8 ohm mono or both for 16 ohm stereo. http://www.dafguitars.com/images/212cab/complete_front.JPG http://www.dafguitars.com/images/212cab/complete_back.JPG

It'd be tricky since you don't have a heel to bolt the neck on to. I'd imagine that aside from cutting off the existing neck and fretboard extending into the body, you'd have some grafting to do in order to create a heel. Could probably be done with some careful planning.