Glue ith thertainly convenient, but thitcheth are tho much more thatithfying in my exthperienth. Oh. You meant for the wood. My mithtake.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross.pearson
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Glue ith thertainly convenient, but thitcheth are tho much more thatithfying in my exthperienth. Oh. You meant for the wood. My mithtake.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross.pearson
Oh they work just fine with timber... drift stitches. just drill some holes in either piece of timber and join with cable ties :p.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ig0r
Last bit of action for 2021, rough contouring and beveling.
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Had almost given up on this one, but thought I better give it a bit of attention. I reckon I've now got some wind in the sails again.
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Wow! That grain makes it look like stone!
And that upper horn is farking radical!
This is sick! Love me some wood grain natural bods.Quote:
Originally Posted by dozymuppet
I must address my projects list….next year…….maybe….if the universe allows…possibly.
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Looking great Dozy. That upper horn looks dangerous!
Thanks doods
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Out of curiosity, Are you going to do a reshaping on the front of that neck pocket?Quote:
Originally Posted by dozymuppet
For my sense of aesthetics, that is the only bit that doesn’t really flow for me like the rest of your shaping work.
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Yeah, I'll probably shape it for a curved plate, or bushings.
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I vote for bushings. I've retrofitted a few of my previous builds, and used them on the last couple of newer builds. I don't think I'll ever go back to plates again.Quote:
Originally Posted by dozymuppet
They even make a difference in the feel of a standard neck pocket IMO. A neck plate can add 1.5-2mm, and that can be a lot in this game.