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  1. thanks Kevin, is there a specail jig you made for the neck angle?

    sorry for so much questions, but you did so good on this first project

    Thanks for the kind comments! The only thing I did was mark out a 3 dergree angle on the heel of the neck and carefully sanded down to it. The neck pocket is sanded flat and straight. I knew I had to use a neck angle because I was using the Pigtail wraparound bridge.

  2. does the neck have an angle? im sort of confused with the angles so im trying to catch someone early on :D

    also, did you perfect the walnut part of the body first then put the top on and made it flush? or did you glue both blanks on then cut them out as a pair?

    thanks...great job again

    The neck has a 3 degree angle. I cut out the 2 piece walnut body and then glued the maple top to it.

  3. I like that top. Really nice color. I did notice the neck sticking barely in the body....or does neck continue under neck pup. Not a big fan of your AANJ solution. Bit square for my liking. Overall great guitar though.

    The neck continues under the neck pickup ala PRS. The AANJ is a bit square but it joins the body at the 22nd fret, so it is extremely comfy to play!!

  4. Great Job! That is really your first? I really like the colors.

    Peace,Rich

    Yes, it is my very first one-it took a while and I am going to take a break then I am going to start on the next one! The color is Turquoise! I learned alot on this one, so the next one should be better!! :D

  5. Well guys and girls, I am finished with my first guitar! Still have to put the strings on it, but that's no big deal. This is a Walnut body with a maple top, 2 piece maple neck with a walnut stripe and a rosewood fretboard. Here are some pics:

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    http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c140/kjg...rs/146b3e4b.jpg

    http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c140/kjg...rs/f1cd45f8.jpg

    here are the picture posting rules.

  6. :D Just wanted to let anyone who has doubts about Rich and his products, don't be hesitant to work with Rich, he is a great guy and very, very helpful. Just received my 2 piece African Magogany body blank from Rich and it is AWESOME!!!! Rich, thanks, and hopefully I'll get that Rosewood neck blank from ya'!
  7. :D Hello everyone, I need some help with a project that I will be starting very soon. I am going to do a seven string based on the Ibanez K7. Does anyone here on the forum have one or a RG7620 that could trace the body outline and headstock onto a piece of poster board for me along with the neck width and body thickness and some other measurements? I will gladly pay for the poster board and the shipping expenses!!Thanks
  8. By 'end', you mean body end? Determine that based on the bridge you use, not on what some guitar company uses. Pick your nut width, and go from there. Thickness at the heel is generally marginally thinner (couple of mm) than at the nut.

    About 10 seconds to type 'PRS Neck Dimensions' into google yields this:

    http://www.prsguitars.com/csc/faq.html

    Google. It's your friend. Use it.

    Mattia, thanks! Google is our friend! :D

  9. I was going to make my neck Mahogany but I had a change of heart and want to build my neck with a 3 piece construction with maple and a walnut middle strip that runs the entire length of the neck and headstock. I have heard that some factories used to make their necks with a walnut skunk stripe for added strength, so I figured a full strip would do allright, also. Any thoughts? Thanks!

  10. Hello all, Newbie here, I have a cool 2-piece Walnut body blank that myself and my Grandfather cut out from a downed Walnut tree in West Virginia. I would really like to make a cool Ibanez RG or Strat type guitar body out of it. The problem is that I really do not have the adequate tools or time to put into this project. I also have a 1 piece Walnut neck blank that I would liked to be built also. Any Luthiers here on the board that could help out with their services? Thanks!! :D

  11. Hello everyone, I am new to this forum and I have a question about headstock waterslide decals. I have an unfinished maple neck that I am going to apply tung oil to. My question is: Can I apply the decal to the headstock with the tung oil on it or does the headstock have to be unfinished? Also, can I apply the oil over the decal or should I seal it with laqcer? Any info would be greatly appreciated!! :D

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