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ryeisnotcool2

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  1. well run it over a jointer with the bow facing down and only take off a little at a time! check after each pass, and it should work fine for you, ALSO !!!!! DONT PUT ALOT OF PRESURE DOWN ON THE PIECE WHEN JOINTING!!!!!, if you do you will flatten the piece then it will bow right back after the pass.

    also if your woried about the strength just add two of stew macs carbon reinforcing rods, 16$ and then you will be set !!

  2. RSERA- your freakin crazy!!!!!!!! but heck i'd probably do it if i had a shaper table! im thinkin of haveing my machinist make me a bit the cuts a 12 " radius sort of like that neck bit then i can make fret boards alot faster and more accurate! also i could get deferent radius's made maybe a few of the common ones. but that neck shaping bit looks cool, but i need more guards on the table for me!

  3. yeah i just finished buffing my RS1 model (its a solid body) it has a flamed/spalted maple top, its a little lite on the spalting but its pretty cool looking. just shape it the same as usual but careful with planes and chissels! as they will chip it fairly easy. (but thats usual with any flamed maple) good luck and post pics!

  4. Here is my entry, I have taken new photos so these ones are a little better.

    My Webpage

    spec: walnut back(hollow1/4" everywhere except neck and straplock areas)

    carved moahogany top with f-holes( carve is 1/4" thick)

    three layer bindings are black walnut/maple/basswood

    mahogany neck with wenge fretboard.

    vintage vibe soapba/humbuckersized pickups with wenge trims

    gotoh510 bridge

    grover tuners

    lots of blood sweat and tears oh and money!

  5. coool obviously you did something right one night a few days back!

    me and my wife arent ready yet but that is great news!

    and kids are good for alot of things, stacking firewood, sweeping the shop, handing you tools, doing the dishes, cleaning the house, feeding the dog, sweeping the shop again, emptying out the shop vac, getting mommy when you cut yourself! etc.......

    is it a boy or a girl? boy- lespaul girl- pink paisley srtat!

  6. he he he he well... it seems i like that wood to and i think(if i win the bid) i will let it dry for at least 1.5 years then i will resaw it to 11/16 an use it for tops! it would look great with mahogany and a nice ebony binding. may the richest man win! just kidding it is a really nice peice of wood though, i wouldnt put a monkey grip in it though, there for monkeys! make a nice carved top to show the beutty of the wood and definetly clear it! it is a soft wood ive worked with it before!

  7. i usually get my necks to about 1/16 more than the finished thickness down the center of the neck, my necks are cut to the widths needed first, then i just use an old draw knife to remove the majority of the waste from the edges, then i go to a stanley made tool the has a removable :rasp"type blade on it this works really fast! then i go to a file rasp to finish it up but i usually get the headstock area and the heel area to a close to finished shape then i glue the fret board on and then finish shaping the neck this way i dont screw up anything! i might try the straight flush bit on my next neck and see how that works. but i think its quicker to do it by hand! and much safer! until i build my duplicarver wich im currently designing !

  8. well i do spray in the room but i covered the fan motor so no fumes can get in,i think. when it was nice outside like 70- 80 deg. and no wind i would spray out side then bring them in the room but now i have to spry inside. i guess i better get renters insurance hugh? im getting a fire extiguisher to keep in the room though just in case.

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