Recent content by Knechtech

No jig, just marked and cut them on the bandsaw.

Thanks so much

Thank you. I used wood dies that I borrowed from a friend, which I had no experience with. I only had few color to work with so I used purple, yellow and red to make the brown I was looking for. The purple is still on the guitar.

Thank you

No need to mine any ore when you save your beer cans up to cast bandsaw wheels from. Lol

Sorry I'm not much of a talker. More of a thinker. I could try to make a video with some details of the build. The music is me messing around on the bass in the video

Lol! Thanks

Yep lol

Thanks. It's built from 100% recycled junk except for 2 blades I purchased for it.

That's a gorgeous piece of work Knechtech. Was that Aqua Fortis you use on the body? Very nice color along with everything else. They were artistan wood dyes, purple, yellow and red. Tru oil for the finish

[QUOIE="Doner Designs, post:204, member: 222504"]esome work from a real woodworker! Most of us are assemblers and finishers of bodies and necks cut by someone else. Really beautiful. :thumbsup::thumbsup: Regarding the cont. l cavity, places like Stew Mac sell copper tape in varying widths...

Lol! Not a master, a rookie

Are you talking about fretboard radius?

I cut radius blocks on my bandsaw that I had to build before i could start my bass project