camcool
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I'll pay as much as it takes if it means saving up for several weeks
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does anyone know where to find goncalo alves crotchwood
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so the only point of a tilted headstock it so you don't need string trees
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k thanx for the replies
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can u have a tilted headstock and still have a tremelo
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yea this book has a lot of that kind of thing
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I bought Hiscocks book and The Art of Inlay by Larry Robinson for 30.00 pretty good deal
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srry typing error I don't have the wood yet
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bump
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The book is called "The Art of Woodworking Advanced Routing" The book was published in 1995 by Time- Life Books The book is great It has tons of diagrams and Pictures Plans for building router tables The chapters are as follows 1 Routers and accessories 2 Router bits 3 Router Tables 4 Pattern Routing 5 Joinery 6 Decorative techniques 7 Glossary There is about 20 pages to each chapter and The book is 144 pages long I highly reccomend this book if u have some spare cash
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cool stuff does anyone know where to get goncalo alves crotchwood
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no I didn't
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Is it worth it? tru oil look for tru oil protection
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It is when u cut a boards thickness in half then u open it like a book and the grain is identacle on both peices of wood try getting a book
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how much for pedal
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how would you get the same beautiful look of the tru oil finish but more strong and durable?
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it isn't crotch unfortunately but it's curly and musical grade I got it from westpenn hardwoods I live an hour from their shop and it's handy that they offer quartersawn and musical grade wood
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found highly figured goncalo alves that is musical grade 2" thick it's $14 per board foot which willl make the top cost about $30 or so
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will the body be easily scratched
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how does the tru oil protect ur guitar I was thinkin about doin that to my guitar
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I was reading some posts and I was going to do a few coats of lemon oil on my neck and body then I was going to do as much tru oil as neccesary using french polish techniques I have two questions: will tru oil be a strong durable protection? Is there an oil better than tru oil for a fast, smooth, strong, playable neck
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sorry I need enough for a fingerboard And I'm having a crotch or curly goncalo alves carved top I know where to find curly does anyone know where I can find goncalo alves crotchwood enough for a carved top ( 2" - ?" ) I need enough for a soloist style body
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not a good price for me
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litchfield is it enough for a fingerboard would I pay with money order
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I need seymoour duncan SH-4 JB's and SH-10's
