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  1. litchfield
    Bought it. BLS is the freakin MAN
  2. litchfield
    Thanx a million. That's exactly what I need. Now, why wasnt that there earlier?
  3. litchfield
    My hand isnt as steady with paint pens as I thought. I wanted the big K small R logo intact, but cant find one.
  4. litchfield
    Not to mention sound killer
  5. litchfield
    This is funny. OMG that looks hideous. I'm gonna refin the whole hearstock and buy a decal off ebay.
  6. litchfield
    That and the paint is wet.
  7. litchfield
    Good call. Gonna go now. Have more pics up soon.
  8. litchfield
    Post a pic. Someone should know. And there's a tutorial on the main site too.
  9. litchfield
    Hmmm....like I said, no issues yet, but why take unneccesary risks? I have so much scrap it aint funny. Time to change that. Thatnx guys for saving me later headaches
  10. litchfield
    I'm in the middle. My neck, gonna sell it when its done
  11. litchfield
    Shaller, grover, and gotoh all make mini tuners that would fit great. Gotos are great, korean and inexpensive, but very reliable. Also, you could take 2 sets of ping 6 in line (1 L 1 R) and then eliminate the screwholes.
  12. litchfield
    I get it all the same price. I just pick thru for the quartersawn. Windsor plywood.
  13. litchfield
    Krylon's acrlic glaze is great too. Check out reranch. All areosal cans (rattle can). Nitro and all. Designed for that same purpose
  14. litchfield
    Here's the headstock. You may notice the 5 tuner holes. I prefer to drill after the finish base coat is on with something like this. A uniform color helps me see more accurately. I will touch up the logo with some gold leaf paint.
  15. litchfield
    And just for the record, I decided to make the repair stealth. The Lmi dyes rock. Got the tint nailed in like 20 minutes. Would have taken forever using food dye or something. Not suprised either. Kinda like using a flathead screwdriver to remove a phillips screw. It can be done, but there's a better way. And everything isnt royally screewed up when yer done
  16. litchfield
    Sorry if it seemed as tho I blew you off
  17. litchfield
    I said as yet. I didnts say I wouldnt take 2 seconds to grab some scrap wood from now on. Trust me, I have enough, and before I have issues, I'll use it
  18. litchfield
    They have those little rubber things on them and have had mo problems as yet
  19. litchfield
    Build one dude
  20. litchfield
    Should also note that I have done many repairs and such. I am quite good at repairs, but building needs a bit of work.
  21. litchfield
    In this pic the clamp is on the board pulling the ears towards it.
  22. litchfield
    Now thats a lot better.
  23. litchfield
    Yeas, but I wanted to have some room for error. I am doing most of my thicknessing and shaping with a drum sander. I may even refinish it so it looks undetectable.
  24. litchfield
    Love to take it, but I be broke. The 10% discount seems pretty standard.
  25. litchfield
    This may not be the "correct" way, but it works. Here is a Kramer neck that had the tip broken off. I planed the spot (sorry, no pics) and then prepared 2 pieces of maple to glue on, then reshape. Here are the pics so far:
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