On the router table, cleaned up the face of the peghead and finished the rest of the truss rod routing, and drilled the hole through the neck for the electronics (totally stoked, I drilled the diagonal by hand and managed to hit with my ¼” pilot hole dead on, then worked up to ½” total). Then with a deep breath and a few carefully placed Dominos, glued the sucker up. Daniel is way stoked. -- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/User:DanLyke
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Matt Nudi
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#1 posted 451 days ago
Loving the colors in this one, looking forward to seeing the final results.
-- - Still a new guy to the craft, but always striving to learn more
Dan Lyke
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#2 posted 451 days ago
Thanks! I was kinda worried that the wood was too plain ‘til we used a wet paper towel to clean up the squeeze out and that quilting popped back out. All of a sudden it was “whoah, that’s gonna be sexy!”
A few bonus pix: The peg head milled down and the rest of the truss rod channel cut, drilling out the neck electronics channel, and Daniel setting up the Dominos on the body.
-- Dan Lyke, Petaluma California, http://www.flutterby.net/User:DanLyke
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