crow

Whats that black laminate on the body?

between the layers of carbon fabric

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I continued to work. The neck had gone away, I was working with him. Inclined 1.4 degrees to the neck, this has solved the neck pocket milling

Maple neck and fretboard palisander

Scale: 25 "

24 frets 12th frets, pearl inlays

Mahogany body and carved maple top

Kent Armstrong pickups

volume and tone + 3 way switch

Gotoh bridge and Schaller tuners

more pictures: http://crowguitars.blogspot.hu/

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Thanks guys

+1 Recurve King.

Crow how will it be carving the spalt?

Are you going to change your technique for the more punky soft wood?

it just a thin roof will not be carved

I am:

The carving is a heavy thing always. Important, that let him be good for the eye and let there not be lack. I want to prepare a uptake then from the carving his front his end. And everybody may learn a lot from this according to me

Are you using a Jackson neck or did you make the one shown? It's hard to tell from the light reflection, just curious.

Bill

The neck I put together, but parts of the customer bought

Neck: Wenge and Granadio. Granadio is a rosewood type

Body: mahagony, padouk and maple

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This works well in this type of neck construction: http://www.blackmachine.net/b7.htm

But is the solution for better throughput can be stubborn. But not too thin is good, because the loss of body tone.