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Posts posted by dayvo
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I have another product to add to this discussion
Several years ago when I was doing an automotive spray painting course, my lecturer suggested using
Toothpaste to get out fine scratches in the duco
It is also a very fine abrasive and worked a treat
dayvo
Hey guys
I suppose I should have added that my suggestion would be an easy way of maintaining an A1 finish from wear and tear, and as a guitar ages to help keep it looking great
There may be plenty of "made for" products out there, but as I said it was just a suggestion
dayvo
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I have another product to add to this discussion
Several years ago when I was doing an automotive spray painting course, my lecturer suggested using
Toothpaste to get out fine scratches in the duco
It is also a very fine abrasive and worked a treat
dayvo
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Hey all
I need some help
I want to show where Im up to with my first build and I want to have a picture in my post, not a link
Ive read through the Help topic on Posts, but I still cant workout how to add an image file from my computer
There is a button that says Insert Image, but when I click on it, it asks for a URL
Can someone advise me here?
dayvo
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Im still working on my first guitar and I found it very easy to add a volute and as the others say they look great
http://au.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dayvo28/d...scd.jpg&.src=ph
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Ive ordered stuff from Stewmac and Lmii and had excellent service from both
I paid for the express service and the goods arrived 5-7 days later
As far as paying customs, you shouldnt have to pay any duties as long as your combined cost dosnt exceed AU$1000
It all has to be worked out in Aussie Dollars
You buy goods from a supplier and the total cost works out to be say AU$600
then add to this figure Customs Duty @ 5% = AU$30
then add your postage (for arguments sake, say) AU$100
Total =AU$730
then add GST (=10%) AU$73
The Grand Total is AU$803, which leaves you under the AU$1000 threshhold and therefore no fees or duties would be incured
Check out this link to Aussie Customs
http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=5549
Hope this has helped
dayvo
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Looks good to me....but John Catto would know better than I, so if you're using his plans to the letter then I think you're good to go.
Do his plans show that bevel at the end of the tenon?
Thanks
The bevel is there because I wanted to get 2 necks from my laminated neck boards
Which I did with not a lot of room to play with, and the bevel is a result
On Johns plans the tenon width is 40mm and Ive had to guestimate the rest
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I have a set of 50's lp plans right here and the tenon for that is 30mmWx33mmHx76mmL. I used those dimensions on the all mahogany LP I built(which has no neck issues whatsoever). Based on that, I think you shouldn't have any trouble with that tenon, provided your wood isn't say...corrugated cardboard.
peace,
russ
Thanks Russ
Thats a load off my mind
Im using John Cattos template plans for my guitar and his tenon dimensions are slightly larger
When I get a little more done, Ill post some pictures of the build so far
dayvo
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Hey guys
Im building a Les Paul and Ive just cut my guitars neck tenon and I dont know if I have made it too narrow
Im concerned it may break
The dimentions are width: 35mm, height: 30mm, length: 110mm
Check out the link
http://au.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dayvo28/d...scd.jpg&.src=ph
Any advice/reassurance would be greatly appreciated
dayvo
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Did you look at Brians site Universal Jems?
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Jehle had my vote until I scrolled down and saw Godins
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Ron Thorn makes some mighty fine guitars
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Hey I am very interested in masking but i afraid with the faux binding, neck and fretboard, veneer etc masking. I didnt really get the curly thing with the tape to get smooth transactions. Can you maybe give a couple pics. It would really help. Thanks. Cos masking is one of my nightmares I may come to face after my bods is cut out.
I'm checking this stuff out for my first build, so you may be better off asking one of the other guys for help/information
dayvo
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Thanks mate, you're a goldmine of information
Thats the one I was looking for
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I should maybe change my avitar, I'm starting to think like him
I went to 3M's site and cant find any mention of the blue tape
Could you give me a link?
Regards
dayvo
By the way, thanks for the painting info
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It seems like I read in this forum a few weeks ago about somebody that was doing CNC work for custom bodies. I can't seem to find the thread now. Does anybody remember that thread or have any information? It may have been in a different forum, but I thought I read it here ..
Thanks ..
Was this the one?
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Hey guys
I've noticed on a lot of 'In Progress' etc. pictures that a pale blue tape is used to cover areas and/or possibly protect them when staining , clear coating etc.
Does this tape have any advantages over paper masking tape?, if so, what are they?
Can anyone give me a link to the manufacturers website, or where I can buy it from?
dayvo
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Check this link out
It may be what you're looking for
http://guitarelectronics.zoovy.com/categor...e.1controlknobs
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Nice work, Rob
I love your Fretless Bass
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Hey Nish, Merry Xmas
Check out this link http://www.srs1software.com/download.htm#dcpc
Digital Camera Poster Creator
It creates larger pictures from smaller ones
Hope its a help to you
dayvo
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Kevans Option 1 sounds the go
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I love the Tele, but I've had to go for the local lad PTT and his Classical
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This post is for the Aussie members of the forum
I've just found a supplier here in Oz of IPS Weld-On 16
This is the binding glue StewMac sells
It can be purchased here in Oz from Mulfords Plastics
(they have branches in most capital cities)
Cost for 5oz tube - AU$11
While I'm bringing up the subject, do any other Aussie members have info on retailers/distributors here in Oz of other guitar supplies that are hard to bring into the country?
dayvo
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Oh, to live in the US, you guys are spoilt
Not only do you have easy access to some beautiful and exotic timbers, but the prices they're offered to you are fantastic
Here in Oz some of the more exotic timbers are hard to get and we pay through the nose for it
dayvo
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Go the SG
When You're Working Without What You Need...
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