You guys only think you're joking. I've considered a lot of this, including casting my own parts, etc. I even make a lot of my own hands toolsRight after he mines the ore, and refines his own aluminum![]()
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You guys only think you're joking. I've considered a lot of this, including casting my own parts, etc. I even make a lot of my own hands toolsRight after he mines the ore, and refines his own aluminum![]()
You guys only think you're joking. I've considered a lot of this, including casting my own parts, etc. I even make a lot of my own hands tools![]()



Nope, I straight up ripped off the Dingwall design, but I did create all the plans and such.That's a great idea for adjustable height saddles, is that your design?
Thanks! I started working on a sound clip, only to have my computer go out of commission. It's fixed now, so I'll try to get some up soon. The pickups turned out surprisingly well, if you ask me.It's been said before, but i'll say it again. This bass build is flat out amazing. I love everything from the color choice to the body shape. The matching inlays are a nice touch as well. Do you have any sound clips? I'll bet it sounds as amazing as it looks!
Thanks for the info. I bought a bunch of little screws and will be using it for an acoustic style bridge where they will replace an otherwise un adjustable saddle. I think I can safely assume then that this design has been well tested.Nope, I straight up ripped off the Dingwall design, but I did create all the plans and such.
You just need to be able to do the holes precisely so they don't leave to large a gap and do they don't hit each other. It's a delay balance, but easily achieved with care and patience.Thanks for the info. I bought a bunch of little screws and will be using it for an acoustic style bridge where they will replace an otherwise un adjustable saddle. I think I can safely assume then that this design has been well tested.
And thank you too Sheldon![]()
Wow. Teach me Obi Wan, you're my only hope.Bridge: I designed the bridges myself and machined them out of aluminum.
I'll see if I can dig up my design drawings to share.Wow. Teach me Obi Wan, you're my only hope.
That would be great! I've just machined my first part—it's not great but it works—I have much to learn.Should I just do a separate thread? I'm thinking I should.