ShreddyKrueger
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top pickup rout looks off center. also, you might want to go down a little with the rout too. Another suggestion, make the top of the neck pocket flat so you can use traditional neck plate.
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Curtis, thanks for the suggestions, I'll ask the hardware store which is cheaper for the ampunt i need. The I'll get that one.
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I'm using a solid Black finish, with a stripe going all around it. The stripe will be Gold sparkle. I was thinking of either Maple, or Alder. Anybody got a preference?
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ok, so i'll use that body. i got it printed out, but i don't have enough plywood to make a template yet. Any suggestions on wood type?
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monkey, I had an idea right before i fell asleep. You could make a leg rest for when you are sitting down and playing, that you can attatch and remove. Kind of like the rest a violin player used for thier shoulder.
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Did you mean somthing like this? (I'm not really in to the asymmetrical thing)
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I don't know what else to do for the spiderman guitar. That is a tough one cause of the legs. I still think thsi is a good idea:
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here is my idea. Where the headstock is the prosoma or cephalothorax, and the body is the abdomen. Just a thought.
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sorry, i just wanted the 100th post
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How does this look to everyone? More "V" Like I think
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it was more, I had the neck pocket about 1/2 the length it is supposed to be, and I wanted to make sure that the scale length would be right (25 1/2") because of the bridge postion of the 24 fret. I don't really know the mechanics of all that, so this would be a good time to learn
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ok, i took the image of the V body and put it into Turbo CAD, then i copied the lines from the V CAD drawing over the photo, and re-adjusted it so it is the right size, and then i resized the CAD body so the neck pocket was 3" by 2 3/16". So i'm pretty sure i have it right now. The I checked the dimensions of the body and it said it was 17 1/2" by 23". Is this right. Any one own a V and could confirm this size?
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I think you should make the all the legs, or just the upper ones shorter, for easier access to the higher frets
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Well, I have to re draw my plans. The body i drew is WAY out of proportion because i took the plans from a 24 fret neck-thru Flying V. so, What I need is a bolt on Flying V CAD drawing so that i can make sure that every thing is in proportion.
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Greg, I agree with you the outsides do need to be longer, cause i printed it out and cut it out and said,"this thing is hella small" so it's time for some revisions.
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dude that is awesome!
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ok, i have to start gathering the stuff for this project, and I have never worked with LEDs before, and advise for a beginner? I'm gonna look on Google
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I'm printing the blueprints right now. then i'm gonna transfer them on to some plywood for my templates. But I gotta wait till tomorrow, caue If i was the bandsaw tonight at 12:00 my mom will kill me. I'll post pics when I get that done. But be warned, i have a piece of crap digital camera.
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I already have the neck, I got it from a friend who is getting a new one, so he just gave it to me.
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true dat
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i didn't rerally thing of that, i just drew the logo, and slapped a neck pocket on there.
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i Agree with silvertone, it would be cool if the body looked like this: It's like the spider design on his back. This way you have more room for the controls and such.
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Hey monkey, I had an idea for your spidey guitar. you could make it an oval body, with the spidey design raised up. (i.e. rout out everything else.) but not just a straight bevel, maybe a 45 degree one. so it's beveled
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I was thinking of doing this but i didn't know if it would work. (sorry for the crap drawing.)
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Hey, does anyone know if I could convert a strat style headstock into the headstock i want? it would save me money, and time (maybe)