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-martin-

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    The skull is glued with strong woodglue. the white stuff on the pic is just gap filler. My cutting did't turn out perfect Thanx hehe, yeah the name is a bit tacky Thank you
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    Printed it on transparent decal paper. the final decal will be under the lacquer so the edge won't be visible.
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    Ah thank you very much
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    First I put everything i a bucket along with some other bolts av screws and abrasive papers and then shook it for about 10-20 minutes. Then I layed it in a large bucket with a bowl of Muriatic (Hydrochloric) acid. Put a lid on and let it stand for about a day, then i put the parts in the kind of acid you use when making PCBs for abuot a minute (to speed up the process for heavier relic) then in to the large bucket again for about half a day. Then i sprayed some WD-40 on them to stop the process
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    Hi! This is my first guitar project, but certainly not the last The sketch: Finished skull: Pickguard template (wich failed, had to make one in wood later): Skull glued on body: Getting there: Relicing and sticker/logo: Still a lot to do. waiting for the nitrocellulose lacquer and stains to arrive. Gonna be a three tone sunburst with grey primer and black painted over (Just like the Joe Strummer replica) Take care! //Martin *Sorry for large pics*
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    Nice guitar! Is it (games workshop) greenstuff of the neck?
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    Hi! Im am currently planning on buildning an hollowbody guitar, and would like to use a lipstick or a humbucker in neck position together with a piezo on the bridge. But i can't figure out how to wire it Does anybody done this before? or is it even impossible? Take care! //Martin *UPDATE* Fund this tune-o-matic piezo think im gonna go for thet and a humbucker still don't know how to wire it together though
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