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theres always Bill Lawrence Pickups which are dang cheap I got a set of basically dimebuckers for 107.50 after shipping. not bad for a pickup thats $99.00/piece through seymour duncan

looks like a washburn/dean dimebag sig too me all the way down to the finish cool guitars though and the Rhoads V style bottom sounds extremely cool.

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lord help me I cant breathe I'm laughing so hard

thats almost scary lol anyways thanks for the quick responses guys might have to go with those for my current project.

ok I was messin around with a PRS at guitar center...noticed there wasnt a toggle switch got confused started turning knobs....one was...ratchet like which makes me think that its a toggle switch hidden in a knob I tried it on 4 or 5 others to make sure it was a very busted pot lol but I couldnt plug one in cause I was in something of a hurry anyways I was wondering if it really is the PRS toggle switch I(knob...whatever) and if so how do they do that.

I'm looking for some blue inlay material I dunno if it needs o be mop or abalone or what just lookin for some decent ideas wasnt too impressed by anything on the supplies page.

Tracer lathe is what your lookin for for the lathe term and it sounds to me like your talkin about a smaller version of a duplicarver

(cough, hack) LATHE (cough cough cough) I dunno making clay molds....doesnt sound like fun when I can knock out a metal one in 10 minutes flat even if you came up with a design I machine shop would probably knock you one out for nothing just an idea you didnt really specify what the knobs needed to look like my .02

I cut my body on a scroll saw no problem...granted it was a $2800 hegner and my body was a piece of 1" mahogany and a piece of 1" maple but either way it cut it no problem and I cut templates on it I think for my neck I'm gonna be usin a bandsaw it all honesty though.

www.stewmac.com has 'em too I think they only carry them for gotoh...maybe eh just ignore me.

BILL LAWRENCE all the way cheap and sound awsome gotta love them

if its shedua your lookin for a place in portland, ore called crosscut hardwoods has about 2 metric tons of the stuff I was staring blankly at it today lol they also have more black limba than any other place I've seen man I love the pacific northwest lol .

eh i dunno...hmmmm.....4 years on and off mostly off havent really played seriously in over a year but I'm buildin one the irony....

no clue what your gluing up but if its a blank for something i just kick it through a planer or a thickness sander depending on which neighbors home lol, and I think titebond 2 is waterproof but I know that original titebond if water soluble its worth a try at least but hell I've only ever used original titebond so just ignore me lol .

similar he uses it for top carving and its a plane with a wooden handle stickin out the back those look like they might do it though.

Alright I work for a rental company and the guy sold me a wagner cap spray cs9000 hvlp compressor and a wagner suction feed gun along with a little orange can thats a mini compressor too anyways I got it all for 50 bucks and it shoots better than a rattle can so whatever lol on to the questions..

1. does anyone have any information on the wagner compressor?

2. how the heck do you clean the gun right now I'm just shootin thinner through it cause I figure its better than nothin

3. is there anyway to identify what the gun is

4. what would you recommend for a good gravity feed gun thanks guys I know #4 has been answered by LGM in one of his very cool tutorials but I figure more opinions are good

in the melvyn hiscock book "Build your Own Electric Guitar" he uses something he calls a violin makers plane....what is it and where can you get one also are there any recommendations for spokeshaves that arent 225 bucks thanks guys. heres something that resembles the picture in the hiscock book off woodcraft Similar plane

a local luthier actually did that he routed to cavities in the back of his guitar they were grain matched and flush plus they were held in by magnents so it didnt look like there was any cavities and in one of them he put a wireless unit very cool guitar.

ok you get your picture of your guitar up then press the "print screen" button on the keyboard then go into paint, illustrator, photoshop, whatever and paste it in then you have to trim it down and save it. that thing is made if flash so theres no native way to actually save.

so I dunno maybe this is redundant (maybe thats spelled wrong lol) anyways I was wondering is some of the slightly more knowledgable members could post some links/tips on carriburst procedures it would really help me cause unless I suddenly win the lotterly I'm not gonna be able to afford a billion board feet of maple to test all my different theories on thanks guys.

Count me in for the 'ol carriburst comp. now lets see here what do I have.......oh yea nothing but some leopardwood good start good thing I got a year.

New 4' lighted workbench

Few router bits flushcuts that sort of thing

Melvyn Hiscock book (man its cool)

$50 gift certificate to Guitar Center

random clothing

30 bucks

not a bad haul but keep in mind my birthday was on the 21st so they kinda get combined

its for sure leopard wood but some dude told me that snakewood and lacewood are the same thing I was dumb enough apparently to believe him anyways yes it is leopard wood its real heavy looks like a leopard lol and I'm stoked to make a neck out of it now just need to figure out what I wanna use for the middle piece.

well seein as how its about $11/bf on the internet and i got this for something like $5.50/bf with no taxes or shipping I'm pretty happy I can figure out something to do with it lol

actually its dirt cheap up here because theres no demand I got a piece thats 11ft long 6" wide and an inch thick for 30 bucks and it didnt twist I planed it all down the other night and its quite straight and very dry and man its cool lookin stuff is unbelievably heavy though and thanks for all the help guys.