Ah, a travel creature for fitting in an overhead locker on a plane. Why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
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Ah, a travel creature for fitting in an overhead locker on a plane. Why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
The best part is he folds and stores himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon Barden
So you have made one! :)
Sooooo this is a $5.00 chunk of recycled nameless blonde scrap wood that was intended to be the boring inter layer between two layers of Zebrano.
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Might have to shelve that plan and think of some other awesomeness to perpetrate with this chunk.
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Steady on! There might be children watching :p !Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy40
It looks interesting at 1st glance, but to me it looks like all the action would be in the centre where the neck and pickups and bridge are going to cover and hide a lot of the figuring. It's all going to be down to relative size and position which is hard to tell without any reference. Maybe cut a body shaped hole out from cardboard, lay it on the wood with some card pickup and bridge bits and see what you think?
i had the same thought, but it’s an exercise for waaaaaaaaayyy down the track. It may yet end up as a small side table for the man cave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon Barden
Or maybe even a 4-piece top using only the centre sections?
Or maybe another fold up lab assistant?Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie