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chinjazz reacted to Bruce Johnson's post in the thread Magnets & Copper Wire: A Pickup Building Thread with
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Here's something a little different: The pickup coil assembly for the new EUB that I'm developing. I'm working out the manufacturing... -
chinjazz replied to the thread CNC bits for pearl...?."So it's double thickness Ab-lam-inated feathers in sheet form...that you attach to a backer to support cutting it via CNC?" I wish it...
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...you are absolutely correct So much cool stuff being produced. I would need to get some samples. Compare it to actual nacre. You...
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chinjazz replied to the thread CNC bits for pearl...?.It's not MOP, but pretty exotic looking stuff! https://a.co/d/0hEdFcEf I have some finished pics of a bass I finished last year if...
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chinjazz replied to the thread CNC bits for pearl...?.Hello Rock! Definitely agree with Bruce here. For me the real trick was to size the backer piece accordingly to the depth of your...
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Yes. I generally use inexpensive conventional solid carbide 2 flute down cut end mills. Keep Z-axis plunges to a minimum depth and slow...
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At this point, I think any materials that provide a ToneBeamTM from nut to saddles, can be made to work. :smug:
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Hip Hip Hooray! A new Brooks bass was born today. The Brooks NR-TB-12 A twelve-string Non-Reverse Thunderbird. Specifications: - Body...
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chinjazz reacted to Gilmourisgod's post in the thread Inside The Secret Underground Laboratory with Like.
My son trained to be a Marine Engineer at Mass Maritime, and they had an old 60's era steam engine training ship called the Kennedy...
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chinjazz reacted to Bruce Johnson's post in the thread Inside The Secret Underground Laboratory with Like.
Some maintenance and repair on one of my prize antique machines: My beautiful little 1925 Avey Sensitive Drill Press snapped its belt...
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chinjazz reacted to moproducer's post in the thread Master List Of Medium 32" Scale Basses Only - Not For Short Scale 30" with Like.
How 'bout Hagstroms from the 1960s? All 32" scale. The HIIB was the workhorse of the gigging musician in those days, and good enough...