PunkRockerLuke

Thank you... that's what I was hoping to hear because I got the body cut out today but it is a few incraments off from being 1 3/4" thick so could I use plywood for the bottom? Does it even matter if the thickness is a few incraments off from being 1 3/4" thick??

I've seen it mentioned that pine is not OK for a guitar body but I have only pine and some oak and money is short so could I use pine for a solidbody? And I just got an S101 neck my Dad got me off of Ebay and what size(length) should the neck pocket be?? Should it be the same length as the heel of the S101 neck??

Milliput is a two-part epoxy putty from England. Use it for sculpting, gap-filling, and scratch-building. One of the definitive mediums of many top sculptors. Magic Sculp is a two-part epoxy putty specifically designed to meet the needs of modelers, crafters and sculptors alike. Its grain structure is finer than any other product available and will not shrink or crack even when formed in large structures. It can be shaped by hand or with modeling tools, sanded, carved, painted; you can attack it with a grinding tool and the cured material will not break apart or loose its shape. Magic Sculp will cure at room temperature. Celluclay Instant Papier Maché The original papier mache. Simple to prepare - just add water. Requires no firing. Air dries into a stronge hard permanent material like wood. Adheres to almost any surface. Can be sanded, painted, sawed and nailed Uh, look at this.

Fill it in with Milliput or some other form of epoxy putty. I use epoxy putty for my hobby of model military in 1/35 scale and I know that Milliput is dependable. You could look @ hobby shops and/or in hardware stores for it. But you could probably also use Durham water putty but that comes in a liquid form as Milliput comes out like clay but becomes rock solid in about 24 hours.

I need to know the diameter of a Les Paul Toggle switch rear cover. I'm going to make one using the tutorial in the making bodys section.

I mean using either a brace and bit or a mandrill with a router bit for routing. Would that work?

Vote for which punk band you like the most. I like Rancid.(obviously)

hello? anybody have an answer to my question?

I'm talking about a regular drill. Are there any router bit that will fit in a regular drill for cavitys(pickup,control,neck pocket, etc.)?

What type of dremel bit can be used for cavity routing? And will dremel bits work in a regular drill?

Standard Les Paul http://web.utk.edu/~stube/Images/ControlCavity1_small.jpg This kind but I need the dimensions for it though.

the main one. the one with the pots

I have a Q, does the bridge need to be grounded? I am just in a hurry because I have a neck and electronics and other parts coming and I need to get the body cut out and routed. What are the dimensions for a control cavity? I need the dimensions of a Les Paul control cavity please.

There is no bandsaw that I have seen but I will ask and see if there is one.

jus' kiddin! And just giving you a taste of your own medicine.

Hey Southpa! Maybe you should make it into a cutting board for your momma instead!

How many pots would be needed for an electric guitar with 2 humbuckers? I want to have only 2 pots but I just want to be sure of how many there are supposed to be or is this completely up to me to decide?

Thanks

what diameter hole is needed for a pickup selector/toggle switch(les paul style)? What diameter hole for pots(500k ohm)? all help is appreciated.

body is 1 3/4" (scrap wood) It is Delta scroll saw. (there are more than 1 of them) If my dad has coping saw he will help me cut it if not I'll get it cut at school.

I'm 13 and I cant drive yet. isn't a coping saw usually all metal? All metal frame that is. If so my dad might have one. My school has a scroll saw so I might take it to school and have it cut there.

Thank You all

I might go look at music-go-round(retarded music store name) and see if they have any cheap used necks the next time I'm in Davenport , IA they have used pickups for $10 for a set of 2 so I might as well see if they also have cheap necks there as well. Music-go-round is kinda a music store/music pawn shop in the same building.

strat style neck with u channel adjustable truss rod and either a RG headstock shape or a flying v headstock shape. Does that help ya?

Uh. Hello?