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using fusion 360 instead of printing to pdf print your drawing to .dwg .. open the file .dwg with the autodesk free viewer 'dwg TrueView' the icon named 'plot' is to print .. choose printer named 'autocad pdf - high quality print .pc3' choose the scale 1:1 .. print

3by3 6-tuners headstock .. also i've designed it from scratch and made of it another tree variations files are attached scecifications are the string spacing at the nut is 1 1/2" or 1.5" and the overhangs on both sides are equal and are equal to 5/32" each .. the nut width then is 1 13/16" or 1.8125" = 46.0375mm (46mm)the scale is 25.5"the string spacing at the bridge is 2 1/8" or 2.125" and the overhangs on both sides are equal and are equal to 5/32" eachthe headstock width is very near to themargins of 3 1/2" or 3.5"width at 12th fret is 2.125000" or 2 1/8"width

the headstock only, it's printable on an A4 sheet headstock_01.dwg headstock_01-Sheet1.pdf

headstock/neck i designed - 6 strings .. for tiltback or non-tiltback headstocks and is sutable more for telecaster style guitars open with pdf then select the whole neck or just the head stock (i'll upload the headstock alone') the on a4 frinter define a new sheet size that covers the neck width and height .. example 4" by 27" .. the neck is 26 3/8" or 26.375" and the headstock is within the margins of 3 1/2" or 3.5" the scale is 25.5" nut width is 1 11/16" .. string spacing is 1 3/8" .. overhangs at nut are equal on both sides and are 5/32" .. overhangs at bridge are equal on

standard telecaster 'without any cuts' and with top-loading strings bridge and non-tiltback headstock .. you can use your design of the headstock or use the one i've designed but i think the body of the standard telecaster is among the most simple and good for a first project

i post i have written .. https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1815124 i've learned an easier way to print a guitar template with an A4 sized printer and would like to sharea4 for printer often can extend range in width and print a Legal paper format of 8.5" width and with respect to the length can extend for more the 20" depends on the printer's driver maybe, mine is a cheap HP printer and can print up to 8.5x30"when printing a guitar template don't use a4 papers .. for example if i need to print a telecaster neck i used a thick drawing carton that's maybe

like this?

thanks, it's a needle file / triangular

thanks dear

no, i didn't buy any yet. i understand it's possible to buy one with gauge for the thinnest slot and buy it make the others, right? is it possible? i am making one from scratch, i don't even own a guitar or know how to play it but i'm interested in it and want to make one by myself with simple/cheap tools .. to reduce the cost and avoid precision errors i've got from stewmac a pre-slotted fretbord as i don't have any thin kerf saw and didn't got notice to the trick of adjusting the kerf of a hacksaw blade and i got a u-channel truss-rod and i have a cheap ~3$ 12mm chisel and a dremel 3000 and

hello, i want to learn if it's possible to use/swap 10-46 & 12-52 strings on the same guitar without changing in the nut slots .. and what nut file sizes should i have? is it possible to finish all the nut with only one or two files? or i have to buy all the sizes i need? .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046 .012, .016, .024, .032, 044, .056

i like this scale 26.5-28.5

hello, if somebody, who have an esp m ii, please how much is the width of the body, it looks it's less than a strat 12.75 but can't know exactly, and also what is the measure from the saddles to the bottom? for months i'm trying to cad an esp m ii - did the neck and the head stock but finding difficulty drawing the body