Hughes
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then you got to add on shipping, taxes, and boarder fees
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dont you folks have sawmills where you live i ordered some genuine mahogany+quilt maple from a saw mill/wood dealer for $40 total and i also got a ebony fretboard blank for $18...Canadian dollars
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the guitar store here told me they sell theres for $150 CAD each or $295 CAD for the ZW...good price?
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hi, just wondering whats the cheapest site i can find EMG 81's and 85's pickups. preferably legit and safe thanks alot
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2 New Projects For The Year
Hughes replied to Duff Beer Man's topic in In Progress and Finished Work
damn, too bad, the rest looks great though, keep it up -
so after you cut the scarf you take a band saw or whatever to make it 1/2"...and that would also shorten the scarf a bit am i right? thanks for the drawing
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would someone be able to draw a picture on paint about getting the wood the right thickness before scarfing, because the only thing i can make up is seeing the part with the fretboard being 1/4" thicker then the rest
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sweet guitars
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when getting the headstock thickness, using a hand plane sounds good, but should i lay it fretboard first on the table and get the back of the headstock? or go on the top of the headstock?
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is it really that complicated to cut and glue some angles? the only thing im not sure about is getting the 1" headstock to the standard size
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if you want just the guitar/drums, download winamp then download a plugin called analog X...you can still hear singing a bit but thats the only thing i could come up with
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2. all i could find was "Audio Device" in preferences and i selected ASIO4All and nothing happend and i cant find a new empty track (sorry, im a retard when it comes to this stuff) 3. i downloaded it and installed it and put it as my audio device but cant find audio input can you recomend a program that you are familiar with so maybe i can learn a bit from that? thanks for all your help man
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hi, i have read the support part of line 6's website and i cannot get it to work so heres my question. I have Sony Acid Pro (newest one) and i put a cord in the line out of my amp and into my pc sound card. Now i have no idea how to incorperate the two to get them to work. Also, should i be able to hear it through my speakers when im not recording? Thanks, Jordan
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i like it, the butt end looks like the virgin
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nicr project...if you dont mind me asking, what did the neck through part cost?
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i wouldnt think it would be to hard, you just have to take out the two singles, then find a pickguard with double humbuckers. Thats what i would do anyways
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2 New Projects For The Year
Hughes replied to Duff Beer Man's topic in In Progress and Finished Work
i think as long as the rod can turn freely theres no problem (i make my own rods but they have no casing so i have to be careful of not gluing the rod to the channel) -
would you be able to put a good fit block of wood in then fill the gaps with wood glue and saw dust? I ask because i JUST filled my project mockingbirds neck pocket with a block of wood and have gaps with no epoxy/bondo on hand, so would wood glue and sawdust work? thanks
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ok thanks, i will jsut pick a set up
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so those things when your putting strings in you loosen it up, stick the string through, turn it till its tuned then tighten it? i cant see how good that would work...im obviously msising something
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thanks for the explanation i DO however have a shop teacher who somehow knows what he is doing, but i was actually more interested in the Gearless Steinberger Tuners. Any idea on them? thanks
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ive been using this lathe with my shop teacher and have learnt lessons. this one can also be set to cut threads (600 threads per inch for example) and i have done threads, i was thinking i could just go deeper then i have...as long as it catches the gear right? and doersnt strip
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As most of you know, I have access to a metal lathe and a milling machine. So I was wondering if its possible to make your own tuners? got some questions though such as if i just make really deep threads on the pole like this http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/Mar...wavecircled.jpg and where i could fine a small gear like that also, i could make something like this http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a166/MartyrMetal/stien.jpg so oppinions? am i jsut better off to spend $30 on a cheap set?
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haha thats awesome, was that a special project for fed ex or what?
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ok thanks haha
