Cam

i was replying to the last post of the 1st page. Every now and then i stop thinking and just think that a thread is only one page long and don't click to the next page

you must like RGs

Looks good so far, thats a nice piece of poplar you got there too!

looks good from the (small) pictures

Bolt on or set neck?

If anyone wants to study up and knows lots about computers.

This is my computer http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/uk/en/ho/WF...18-3466274.html

I don't know what a good or bad monitor is, but im guessing its the colour deficiency?

^ rail pickups might combat that no?

I like fanned fret guitars in general so i like yours. Although i'm not to found of the body, looks long and skinny.

that looking good. When you said long tenon you won't joking!

thats a nice bit of limba, looks pretty thick

i am not working from a picture, i'm drawing my own shapes like marko slash said.

thanks for that. I have only been briefly taught on how to use autocad 2008 so i don't know much about 2000.

I have got that right, but now after changing it from english to metric they are so much smaller and i was wondering if anyone new what the metric was measured in. Say i type in 5. is that 5 m, cm or mm?

Them once i've got that sorted, how do i make them printable?

fair enough, your right - sometimes you don't need nice grain.

when i was reading through the thread i didn't expect much but that top is nice!

I do however see a thick glue line down the middle

its all good other than that

i think they look cool, but i've never seen them inlayed before so we'll see

I am saying this piece looks red and when he put lacquer on it, it turned blue...

i am colour deficient with red and green or something like that, but the top one looks pretty red

that looks really nice, i like the top

i get the feeling that some parts on this guitar are not there for playability or looks but are put on there so that the guitar is different, eg: Bolt on neck

this build looks great, i always like a good old aussie build

My question though: Victorian Ash is very similar/ same to Tasmanian Oak right? Well isn't tassie oak not stable enough for a neck?

none that i am aware of...

the bottom one looks blue, no?

i have now run into the problem of resizing it :S

How do i make it the right size? I was thinking of resizing it using the neck pocket as a guide but 1st i don't know how to resize it and second how many feet is 2.3/16" I'm new to the whole feet and inches thing

thanks for the help, your english was fine

I'll go do that now and see how i go

i did, although i was unsure on what to search and when i searched something i couldn't find anything...

I've drawn up a few body shapes that I like in Autocad 2000.

I now have the question of how do i get them to be the right size and then print them out at that correct size on paper?

are they the same pieces? In one it looks red and the other blue

Interesting ... but I think the video would have been better with a presenter who was a little more confident and outgoing.

I new that video was lacking something

wow that looks really nice, last time i saw it, it was just a specs sheet