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I saw that, Brian is the DA MAN....... I'm designing a few sites for forum members. They rock too. Updates to follow. I'll let the owners release the addy when their ready.

I've got the Power. Enjoy everyone. It will make life so much easier for everyone. Plus it will increase my traffic stats to my web site.

I am updating the Photohost thing ,, It will up soon, by 10 am or so

I set this up for everyone. I added Photohosting for all the members of Projectguitar.com. It is free and you can link pics from my server. Just click this link and bookmark. Photo-Host Just sign up for an account and you can build a whole website if ya like. But if you make a website, please dont use dirty pics. I don't want FCC buggin me. I have 3500 customers I service with my two servers. Enjoy the Free Pic hosting everyone

Check out the router in the Public Classified section. Kinda mini auction winner to receive a great router. If you buy the router I'l, at your descreation sell you the digital calipers I have for sale for 15$ if interested.

Yes Brian, I have all three collets, the only thing. Like the posting says. I do not have the guide. But the router works well. It's a big boy,, its not for the weak handed. IT'S GOT TORQUE...

No, the bidding will end on Sunday at 6 pm. That gives you 18 hours from now to get the highest bid.

Oh, by the way, Bidding will stop at 6 pm on Sunday Oct 19, Once again..... Good luck

I posted a router in the Public Classfieds. If the person that buys the router, I will sell them the calipers for 15$. This is a deal that can't be beat.........

For Sale Chicago Electric Router 3 HP Plunge Router. Item Number #37793 23000 RPMs, 19 amps, Includes Electric Brake. Lists on Harbor Freight for 129.00 Router works great. The only thing is, the guide is NOT included. It was damaged in a move from one house to the next. I will ship anywhere, with buyer paying shipping. Router will go to highest bidder. Shall we start the bidding at $10.00? Good luck....................

I will look for a Bandsaw for you. Just tell me what size and how much you want to pay. I am not doing this to get rich, if I make a few dollars that is cool with me. My post under public might be of interest to you or someone. I'm auctioning it off.

I go to an auction every Saturday. I have bought many many of my tools there. Good tools very cheap. As a matter of fact my band saw, which is a Floor model, I paid 20$ for. My router was 35$ still in the box. Dewalt by the way. I bought a 5 speed mini drill press for 18$ in an unopened box. Let me know what your looking for and I'll watch for it. Just a side note. I let 3 Chicago 2.5hp routers go for 15$ a piece, cuz I wasnt familiar with their name. Much to my dismay, I hear, after the fact, that they are good tools. Sucks to be me huh?

This should be a better picture.

Thank you for the relpy Dave. The only thing I can find on them is CE. They look exactly like these Look at these Except for the notch to measure Fret height or crown if you may. Let me know. I will try to take a pic outside today to get a better pic.

I'm selling this Digital Caliper w/ case. I bought a few and want to sell one. I am asking $30.00, it works great. I will either take the cash or you can buy me a few things totaling $30. I will pay shipping to get it to you. What I really need are templates for cavities and/or radius sanding blocks. Please post if interested. Thank you P.S. Sorry bout the quality of picture. My digital camera sucks. It is exactlly like the Stew-Mac one except for the crown notch for fret wire.

Let me first say, that I, in no way, am an athourity. Considering I'm working on my first guitar. But, I wanted to do this all from scratch, excluding the hardware. I bought my wood and considered the best way to make a neck. After many many hours of contiplating how, I came up with a JIG to use a router. I just couldn't picture myself hand sanding and scraping wood, to shape the neck with no reference neck to compare to. After a few trials the JIG resembles a shoe horn. I use a round over bit with start and stop points. First piece of wood was just a try out. Came out great, except for the headstock being too short. NEEWB mistake. Also, lack of the tuners to layout the length needed. Second piece was a complete success. The round over bit I used was a 1/2" set down a bit to leave a flat wood rim to make the radius profile by the headstock base and heel base. Alittle belt sanding for the overall length and BINGO. I will show pics of the guitar in a few days, Tomorrow is the big paint day. When it's unveiled, please keep in mind I learned everything from THIS SITE. Oh, and by the way, a guitar playing friend asked me who I bought the GREAT neck from. Must be ok.

Thank you for the response. The reason I'm using the three way, is because the wiring harness came with a three way all ready wired up to the volume pot. I'm trying to wire the pick ups to the switch and the tone pots to it.

I looked there and only found a diagram for a 5 way switch. If I post a pic of the pick ups and the wiring harness maybe someone can screen pic the correct wire placement

Hi, I have a question and I cant find the answer on my own. Not for lack of looking either. I bought three pickups and a wiring harness. The wiring harness has three pots and a three way switch. Can someone explain how to wire a three pot with a three way switch... This is my first guitar, I have ever built. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you

I found a saw today at Woodworker's Warehouse. It comes with three blades. One blade is perfect for fret slots... I only paid 10.00 for the saw

If your as picky as me, It will take a week and a day and many many fine tunes to satisfy me....But again Thank you...If I come up with a No -Foul Jig, I will let you know....

Thank you Derek... That helps BIG time

Thank you for the Info.... I greatly appreciate all the help....

Can someone please explain how to make Radius sanding blocks for the fretboards. Any way to save money yanno? Thanks

Thank you Derek.....I appreciate it