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JimBones84

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  1. I'm interested in starting to do inlay work, are there any tools that any of you would recommend? any tips for doing it too? Thanx JimBONES!
  2. i dunno if u got the answer to ur question yet but i have made my own spray booth so i can help you out. all i did was go to the warehouse of the local appliance distributor and asked them for a refridgerator box. In my shop (my garage!) what i do when paning is hang the bodies from a wire hanger that I turned into a kind of hook, its almost like a butcher shop lol. Anyway i had probs with paint dust getting everywhere, so what I did was put a tarp down, then i cut the fridge box open on 1 seem and cut a slot in the top of it so i could accomidate for the hanger to fit thru. then i just position the box around the body. when i need to get the back of the body all i do is turn the box. it's pretty simple and seems like a poor mans method but it's usually the simplest ideas that work the best. i hope this helps. JimBONES!
  3. I dig those colors you're using on those axes very 80's JimBONES!
  4. Alright guys I'll take some quick pics today with my digital camera and post them up here for you all to see so it can help you with you're diagnosises. JimBONES!
  5. hey there im new to the forums but i've used the site alot. anyway i've built 3 guitars so far and now im working on this neck thru gibson v copy i aquired last year. i have the electronics going and and all that. and i refretted the neck since a few were slim of the edge and the old 1's were just nasty. but here's the prob. theres a slight twist in the neck, and the inlays have sunk in to the board. for the neck i read somewhere that u can take off the board and sand it till its even. do u suggest i do this? as for the inlay i have no idea what to do about them. so any help there would be appreciated. well thanx for any help ur all gonna give. also im marking this as my face lol later. JimBones
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