matthew bryan Posted December 17, 2008 Report Posted December 17, 2008 Hello all, I am wondering if I can get a PRS mccarty or Schecter C1 3x3 headstock template or picture (with tuners off)? I am not going to use the shape, I just want the hole spacing. I like the way it is almost straight from nut to tuner. Thanks Quote
Hector Posted December 17, 2008 Report Posted December 17, 2008 if you're not using the shape of the headstock, just draw it in a piece of paper. draw the nut, and then figure out the placement for the tuners using straight lines as guides. Quote
Woodenspoke Posted December 17, 2008 Report Posted December 17, 2008 Hello all, I am wondering if I can get a PRS mccarty or Schecter C1 3x3 headstock template or picture (with tuners off)? I am not going to use the shape, I just want the hole spacing. I like the way it is almost straight from nut to tuner. Thanks In general when I start a design the first hole is 2" up from the fingerboard. Each hole center is .5" from the edge and 1.5 " from the center of the hole above or below. Depending on your design and tuners these may need to be adjusted. If course this is for a 3x3 layout. Hopefully this is helpful. Quote
foil1more Posted December 18, 2008 Report Posted December 18, 2008 Here's the way I figured out the dimensions for my current project. 1. Find a picture of the whole guitar taken directly from the front. If the picture is taken at an angle, this won't work. 2. Use the most accurate measuring tool you have and measure something a dimension you know. I measured the width of the pickups since humbuckers are pretty standardized. 3. Use a calculator to find the ratio of length on the picture to length in real life. I would recommend using mm on the picture measurements. They are more accurate 4. Measure what you need to measure in mm then multiply it by the inches/mm ratio. This worked very well for me. To check I measured the distance between the bridge and nut and got 24.75 inches without rounding the number. Quote
matthew bryan Posted December 18, 2008 Author Report Posted December 18, 2008 Thanks for the info. I will try some of these. I also did some more searching and found a plan. Thanks always for the input. Quote
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