Yeah, I think considering the build you can do what you like. I like where you are going so far.
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Yeah, I think considering the build you can do what you like. I like where you are going so far.
I'm gonna disagree with that. T'was after scoring a strat copy that I realised it sat so much better in playing position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fretworn
Therefore it's function against form in this instance.
cheers, Mark.
Edit: BTW good to see another strat/tele project...mine's a bit simpler though.
Jeff Beck thought it necessary to put a forearm bevel on the front and a belly cut on the back of his '54 Esquire in 1965.
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Thank you Simon, I think that's it! I also like the patina too!!!!!
Thanks everyone for your input. I'm going to go with the forearm bevel, but rather than rounding it like a strat body I'll try to get a flat piece sanded off at and angle, as I think this might look better on the angular Tele body. Probably won't do the rear bevel as I have a squire Tele and that shape doesn't bother me.
More sanding!!!
sanding is all good, unless you play cricket for australia atm :cool:
As they say, it's just not cricket.
Don't let any Kiwi's get started on the 40 year old lawn bowls incident, something they will never forget. That one was probably a more unforgivable crime but this latest one had more than 3 guilty parties in on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guvna19
You mean Dr. No sending a helmet onto the ground wasn't an accidental co-incidence?Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
oops it's gone off topic.
cheers, Mark.
My dad would like the sound of this thread, he's a bit of a cricket fan and British too!