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    Great info, thanks!
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    Very cool! Can you explain why did you do the bleach thing?
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    I don't know very much about it, but give it a try! Just don't take too much wood in passes, go veeeery slowly, that's the rule for all high density woods
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    How do you play that fretboard?
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    Wow, it may be an apology that I was not worth the question. You give a thought to it, how I planned it or how I prepared the guitar and his polishing? If plans are needed then I can to send, and I try to answer all of your questions in a letter. Write your e-mail title then only. I though on how did you paint, finish, you know, painting, dying and that stuff. And little explanation on how did you carve the top would be nice. Thanks Please grant your title, and I write it down long there, and I send pictures... Thanks marko-juric@ hotmail.com (without space) Thanks!
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    Has anyone managed to contact him yet? Like he has disappeared...
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    Yeah, that's what I though... But it's very hard to get them 2mm thin, damn shel always break. I already quit of doing it from shell, I now think about doing it from contrast veneer. Maple seems as a good choice, but it needs to be finished, will it be problem?
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    Hi, I've made all of the parts of the vine inlay for my jem, all but center line. How to make it? I don't think it is possible to hand make it from pearl shell, because it always breaks...any help?
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    No it isn't. Nevermind...
  10. marko_slash
    Do the first pic.
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    Not really a spiral bit. That barley has any twist to the blade at all. Not much of a difference. Spiral bits look almost the same as a drill bit. I already told that mine is much more twisted, and I don't mean on those that look like drill bits...nevermind!
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    http://cmtutensili.com/show_items.asp?pars=RB~7/8/906.191~2 There it is. Only the blade is more curved on this that I have.
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    http://power-tools.hardwarestore.com/54-37...e=2&sortBy= It looks just like those, only the blade goes spiral, I had one once, unfortunately it is broken, I also had a pic, but I can't seem to find it...
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    I would like to know that too
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    Wow, it may be an apology that I was not worth the question. You give a thought to it, how I planned it or how I prepared the guitar and his polishing? If plans are needed then I can to send, and I try to answer all of your questions in a letter. Write your e-mail title then only. I though on how did you paint, finish, you know, painting, dying and that stuff. And little explanation on how did you carve the top would be nice. Thanks
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    Can yu answer please
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    Is it better to use those sanding disks that have many little sheets of sanding paper glued onto each other, or those that are just circle shaped sanding paper for angle grinder?
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    double post, sorry
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    Whoooaaahhh!..................That's better than porn! Only worry is................the faces in that grain..................can anyone else see 'em .................or do I really need back on the tablets again????? U mean in the middle of the picture? I see them too
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    Damn, you even got a TABLE made of curly maple, and I can't find it just for a neck....
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    Hey how did you paint this guitar? It looks awesome, great work!!!
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    He said that this is only ''one side'' of bookmathed top. It's photoshoped to form a secon half
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    DAMN THIS IS PORNNNNNN c'mon people, don't let this thread die..
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    +1 I've sealed a cocobolo neck with shellac and then finished with several coats of tru oil with great success. But I'm not sure if shellac and poly go well together. You can put everything on shellac.
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    Plate is already pearloid, pickups are already black/white, and the body is going to be white
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