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Well I routed the stuff out, i would show progress on some guitar I was routing for with my friends guitar. Well I routed the wire channels and stuff. I need my hand drill to charge so i can Connect the channel to the knob control section. So that'll be done tommorow and hopefully my top will be glued by tommorow and I will round the bottom with a 3/8" bit. Thanks for anyone watching

hopefully soon ill be talented enough to, i love building. Shoutout to doug, you're webpage is in my favorites because your stuff is freaking amazing. I want your guitars and learn your ways. haha great stuff you make

yup its done, the link is 2 posts up

haha i saw that site before, very clean, i love the site. I did that SAME exact thing. I was looking through profiles for some links and i stumbled upon that one

This is going to be my main post where I show all of my projects. Mods, if you could, could you change this topics name to "My guitar projects" Well this is gonna be a huge post. I just got back and I had about 3 pakages waiting for me. On ebay, I bought one of those router combos. A router table, a router and a 15 piece router set. Pretty good value, it was like 130. Dont suggest the router for anything cept the router table. Pretty powerful stuff. 2200watts Just hope it lasts long. Well enough rambling about tools, heres the "Progress" part of this post. Well if you guys remember that whole thing with fluke, he needed some help with that circuit board, well we talked and im helping him with the whole guitar. Heres the Gibson RD body I just finished the Les Paul bottom with the router table, works like a dream even though it tore out in one place. I can just sand that out, its nothing. Also, you can see that part where I wanted to route out the control area but my drill press is really stupid. Even on highest speed, it stops with any type of pressure. Also, im getting electric shocks from my drill press so thats trash because i dont have my reciept. I accidentally "lost" my belt to my Ridgid belt sander so i couldnt do much with the OLP body because I dont have a template. Well hopefully tommorow I can replace that missing belt and maybe go to Lowes to see if they can replace my drill press. See you guys later.

Great diagram. Thanks for the help

This guy has really nice pieces for a great price. If i had some money, id get some Check it out

Well I was at my friends house for about 9 days and when I just came back home today, I found about 100 new members posting like crazy. PG is expanding, happy to see that...only thing that sucks is, I'm too lazy to read everything . Well welcome to everyone that has joined.

Hey, just doing a favor for a friend. Im looking for a neck with a scale length of 24.75 les paul styleish headstock, 3x3 tuners holes. Will trade for a 25.5 scaled old BC rich neck. Check #6 If you dont want the neck, he can pay for it. Thanks

yeah, i havnt had problems with the one that came with the machine. That ones on the spindles dont work real well. they get jammed up really easily. my friend just got on of those machines.

im cheering for those devils eyes. Devil eyes soundholes...totally bada$$

haha well i dont wanna compare from my shop to yours. mine is the biggest mess ever. Hold on to that Ridgid man, for the little work ive done, that thing has saved me countless time. well hows the router working?

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.ph...pic=11746&st=30 heh i won

hehe i love seeing peoples shop pics. a little messy huh? lol so is mine, i always tell myself to clean it up. well the overhead router is very cool.

whoaaa that machines huge. did you eat that month your family got that machine? geez. by the way, things are looking great, keep it up

man thats sweet. great job man. that back almost as good as that top. sweet deal

Hey I'm broke as anything so I cant really afford he benchtop planer and also, I dont wanna spend my money on something that doesnt fit my guitar blanks. I wanna know if anyones uses one of these Link I dont know how they work so I don't wanna use my money on something thats now worth it. Thanks

Great jobs guys at project guitar. Somethings will take some time to get used to for sure, but this skin is cool. Again, great job guys. I love how you guys responded to a problem and fixed it immediately.

haha i had a little paragraph about how the place was here http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.ph...pic=13323&st=15 Heh no I didnt matt, i did key a geetar . shh dont tell. hahaha but yeah. I paid around 200. Well I decided Im going to try to do a tigerburst on this guitar. See you guys later

sites down, itll be back in like 5 minutes, sorry

nah, i had problems seeing your pic too. But im gonna guess your photo hosts site was down just for a little because when I tried going to the site, it wouldnt load, an error popped up. great job by they way. I know its late, but I LOVE your les paul that you made for GOTM

I couldnt wait to see this thing done and luckily I checked at the right time. Link Great job myka, this tutorials gonna help me on the project im working on. Best of luck to you

Well while in Vegas, I bought an Olp sunburst from Ed Roman. Easy to play, I was thinking of replacing the P/U's and the bridge when I decided I should just make my own model because I want a little different of a finish and just for a little training. So I had some maple lying around and a B/M maple set from durawoods on ebay (love these guys). Heres how things look so far Well tommorow I'll glue the top and hopefully by thursday I can start cutting.

sweet this things gonna be slick. haha i like how you have almost everything laid out. tell me how the school classes go, i want to attend one of those when im done with high school

oh maiden, i didnt see that question. Yeah ive ordered from these guys. They're great to deal with. I see you've already ordered those top ferrules already though. I havnt had problems so far so i reccomend them