PunkRockerLuke

yep naphtha will do great

My zwei Euro. Ich finde die Gitarre Prima!!!!!!

Thanks fookgub

OK I bought the 5k linear taper potentiometer I need for my little gem project. But the shaft is too long and there is no hole for a set screw. Am I supposed to drill my own hole for the set screw and cut the shaft to the length needed????

2 as of now. I may get or build 1 or 2 more. But I don't know yet. If I get more effects I'll just rebuild the pedalboard.

OK I built the bottom half of a pedalboard and I would like to know your opinion on my idea for the empty space and if it would work.

My idea is to build the little gem amp into the pedalboard.

My reason being that the bank is taking our house and we must be out by january 5 2008 and my room in the apartment that my parents applied for and got is rather on the small side and I'd like to keep clutter to a minimum.

edit oops crazymanandy got it first

I believe he did as well. I believe it was a neck through

he is probably using one of those firstact ones.

I'll keep that in mind

nice. I'm about to get started on a Les Paul build myself.

I got my 12" craftsman desktop on sale for 99.99 with birthday money. I've used it for every woodworking project I work on. :D

runoffgroove.com has good amps you can build such as the little gem and ruby.

METALMATT: Would it be posssible to pay for just the costs to ship the bridge to the US???

GregP what I mean is rear routed like what Dylan did with his guitar:

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.ph...;hl=rear+routed

And I have a stratocaster trem cavity cover I could mod or could use to make one using the PG tutorial on making covers.

I just wanted to make sure what I thought was right was right before I made a big mistake.

I have two humbucker rings that I got from thegarehanman but I want to use the humbucker rings when I have 2 pickups to use with them.

Another question involving rear routed pickups. How do you mount them?

for the pickup hole should I just trace the inside onf a humbucker ring & drill out or something else

The calculator gives you the measurements to the mounting screws of different bridges. So you can't use the measurements for different bridges as the positions of mounting screws are different.

Buying or borrowing a copy of "make your own electric guitar" by Melvyn hiscock would be a good idea.

OK thanks

my library has the original version

This calculator calculates where you place the bridge as well as where you place the frets.

Thanks.

Now would it be OK to use the placment of the TOM style bridges on the stewmac fret calculator for the placement of a Badass style bridge?????

Which one? The fretboard or the headstock side?

Do I measure from the edge of the nut is facing the tuners&headstock or from the edge of the nut that is facing the frets????

And the stewart macdonald fret calculator doesn't have the bridge placement for their version of the Badass style bridge so should I use the placement for the TOM style bridges????

nates always confused

nate that is more awkward than what you did to that christmas tree

nate USE YOUR HEAD

he hasn't been on in a long time But for those here with myspace heres his (guitar building) myspace: http://www.myspace.com/davisguitars

I have myspace as well