7slinger

No help? Anyway, the Only thing I really need to know now is how do I get the string Furrels out?

Some nice looking grain - 1/42"(!) how on earth do they cut it this thin? That's less than half a mm! I have no idea how they cut it that thin. If you look closely, you can see the figure in it, the picture isn't the best. Im going to stain and tung oil this one with as Little sanding as possible, because I know it won't take much to sand through it.

Not as awesome as the Ebony, or Cocobolo or anything...but here's the veneer I just bought for my next project 1/42" White Ash Burl

Long time luker, first time poster! Im starting a project as soon as all the stuff I need gets here, but I have a few questions especially concerning the tools I need. Im planning on taking an Ibanez RG7321, Filling the neck pickup cavity, tone knob, and 5 way switch holes, adding a Burl Ash veneer (1/42"), and then staining and tung oiling it. I was looking at this tutorial http://www.projectguitar.com/tut/tht1.htm thinking I could do that to fill the pickup cavity. But what is the best glue/filler to use? I've heard epoxy, I've heard wood glue and then Epoxy based wood filler for the rest, i've heard fiberglass. For someone who has never done this before, and is adding a veneer too. What would be the easiest way and most of all give the best results. When I go to drill the holes in the veneer for the bridge, how should I measure that? Make a template of the guitar and go from there? And finally, what is the best thing to pull out the furrels or do I even need to do that? Please forgive my Noob questions, i've never done this before.