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Winter Build off - Mash Up - Get Ready
- Thread starter Scoops
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Your 'Fenderbacker' build came up in a search so I read most of that this morning, you had like a dozen builds in that thread. Do you still have it? Just curious. The one I have in mind is fairly different other than outline.
Thanks! Yes, still have it but never really play it. i play 5 strings these days. I should probably sell it.
- Jan 28, 2009
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- Owner: Moonshine Custom Guitars
How about a neck thru resonator bass?
#gibsononacid
Moonshine
#gibsononacid
Moonshine
Found this on Instagram... Reckon I might be overthinking my design. 
Should work if this works.
Should work if this works.
- Jan 28, 2009
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- 4,152
- Disclosures
- Owner: Moonshine Custom Guitars
Found this on Instagram... Reckon I might be overthinking my design.
Should work if this works.
Moonshine
Found this on Instagram... Reckon I might be overthinking my design.
Should work if this works.
Ya know, this give me an idea.
Some build off in the future, you'll have to carve the body to show your initials
OK, I'll go away now
I’ve been accused of those initials on more than one occasion...
Some more neck joint design. Top view...
Side view...
Headstock mitre...
If experience has taught me anything, it's taught me to nail these details down now, not later.
I've almost got a bridge sorted out. I just need to dig around in my scrap metal bin a little more and make sure I've got what I need. Should be super simple tune-o-matic type thing.
Side view...
Headstock mitre...
If experience has taught me anything, it's taught me to nail these details down now, not later.
I've almost got a bridge sorted out. I just need to dig around in my scrap metal bin a little more and make sure I've got what I need. Should be super simple tune-o-matic type thing.
Ummm, wow. I mean, why? But yeah, wow. I'd like to see that structure in 20 years time allowing for creep in the timber.
Karin Corbin Miniatures: Elizabethan Era
This is what a few hundred years of low load does to heavy oak beams.
