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ngaa

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  1. when I was routing the headstock to final shape, the router took a big chunk out of the wood where I added wood on the sides for the headstock (I guess I was taking too much wood out with the router) Here is a very dark picture, (stupid camera phone).

    http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa98/lo...r/guitar034.jpg

    and a picture of the 1/4" round over on the body.

    guitar035.jpg

    Also got the control cavity rout done, just gotta finish making the template for the cover thing. (don't have a picture.. apparently my phone didn't save it..)

  2. Are you sure you want to be cutting, carving, an routing the body wings even though they're not glued onto the guitar? Any work you do only seems problematic, a hindrance to gluing the wings on when you finally get to that step. I hope you saved the cutoffs from the wings to help when you glue.

    Keep us updated on how it turns out.

    PS. Epoxy is very difficult to sand. I would go with black tinted grain filler and a semi-gloss natural finish, like these basses.

    yes, I saved the cutouts. it should all be good, and thanks for the info about the black grain filler.

  3. I need help deciding the finish on this guitar.

    I know I'm not painting, or staining, but should I go for high gloss, or a satin finish, and should I fill the mahogany with black epoxy? or what else should I use to fill the grain.

    ALSO, should I do two 1/4" strips of wenge between the body and the neck joins? or just leave that with maple touching the mahogany.

  4. I have a question about the neck.

    the neck is at the final width right now, (1-3/4") and when I put the fretboard on there wont be any wood sticking up from under the fretboard, will this cause any problems later? or will I just have to set the pickups a little lower than usual. Here is a diagram if you don't understand what I'm saying.

    asdasdasdasdasdul5.jpg

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