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Nicked these from the Clavin thread (hope they dont mind)
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/087...2315098-1120157
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/087...2315098-1120157
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/087...2315098-1120157
Some books on inlaying for you!
~~ Slain Angel ~~
those links dont work for me, i think they only work for the person who did the search, could you list the names of those books?
EDIT for some reason these links don't work for me but the ones in the other ones do
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could you use thumbnails as long as the total amount of pixels is still within what the maximum size picture could be? as in using 4 small pictures a quarter of the size of the maximum allowed size? or go even fifths or sixths?
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4th dimension: (are you ready for this?)... some would argue Tetraspace(don't ask), but it's most commonly accepted as time
so in otherwords, a CNC machine without the 4th dimension (time) wouldn't work? well in THAT case theres ALOT of CNC's being advertised that don't MOVE
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if you're cutting straight edges a skill saw will work if you reverse the blade..if you don't it will grab and you could be seriously hurt. if you're cutting curves then follow the advice above about a jig saw with a metal cutting blade or a band saw. whatever you do be sure to use goggles..metal shavings in the eye are a pain in the ass...so to speak.
by the way, if you use a jig saw invest in a can of spray adhesive and temporarily mount your aluminum to a piece of 1/4" plywood and you'll get a much better cut.
spray adhesive to mount it on plywood, thanks thats a good idea!
(why havent i thought of using a jig saw for this before???)
ps metal shavings in the eye ARE a pain in the ass because you cant see the metal shaving causing the pain to your ass, believe me i speak from experience
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I'm pretty sure what was posted before was just micro plane sandpaper, same stuff but for orbital sanders as opposed to this drill press outfit. I'll definitely pick up this and the robo-sander as i'm curious how they would compare.
EDIT: wow i didnt know you could get microplane rasps! how did you find them compared to conventional rasps?
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Check this out
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i'm waiting for a picture of that one as well
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a jigsaw with a blade designed for steels worked well for me (3mm checkerplate) it is reasonably fast aswell.but make sure you get the right blade for your metal and you'll need to clamp it down or have somebody stand on it (its faster to move a person than loosen and retighten a clamp or two)
hey i never even thought of using a jigsaw for metal before, thanks man!
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the swirl is supposed to be the highlight of those ebay guitars instead it looks like it should LOWER the value of the guitars
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they are sold way over price there because of the hysteria that they are no longer available and *COULD* become collectible.
i heard about that! the guy at the local music shop collects those guitars and he heard about the fight that evh had with peavey, it apparently had something to do with putting singlecoils in wolfgangs or whatever. so the guy at my shop called the custom guy who made that guitar for evh with those pickups, told him to finish the guitar and send it to him, i saw it at the store its pretty neat
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for that guitar i'd reccomend sanding
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well first of all you do not adjust intonation by adjusting the truss rod, to fix your buzzing problem i suggest you check the neck for backbow or relief, those might be causing your buzzing problem and are the only reason to adjust your trussrod, but i'm not really sure what to do with your intonation problem
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i think something everyone might have not noticed is that you said you are scalloping the fretboard, if the scallops are reasonably deep the strings will never actually touch the fretboard, so you can paint whatever you want without having to worry about that paint coming off
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i think i'll go for it and build that pin router, but i'll make some changes to it, like maiden 69 said there is alot of bracing equipment that could be used, even just parts from home hardware that you can modify, i'm sure you could definitly get away with having some of the parts made of wood, just reinforce them with metal
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looks nice, just make sure you post pics when its finished too
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i'm planning on building one also, as far as cost goes i think it all depends on what you use for materials and where you get them,
duffbeerman, there are several different variations of the copy carver on the net which site/plans are you using?
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only if i get to be 'scratch'
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did those people actually test it? i'm a bit of a metalworker myself i could fashion some of the parts that way
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i'm not sure about the flat black finish question but if you paint the guitar black with silver beveled edges it would be awsome
something like this
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thankyou sooo much i really wanted one of these
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NICE work man, i really like what you're doing with the controls on that guitar, alot of people dont even carve out areas on their lp's for the controls so the knobs end off pointing in other directions, this is a new way of doing this good job man
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what exactly do you mean by THAT?
Duplicarver
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what kind of stuff have you used it for?