http://alingham.com/guitar-templates-psd/
guitar templates in PDF
LP
ES 335
Strat
Tele
PRS
mods please move if I've stuck it in the wrong spot
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http://alingham.com/guitar-templates-psd/
guitar templates in PDF
LP
ES 335
Strat
Tele
PRS
mods please move if I've stuck it in the wrong spot
Hi Stan,
I grabbed a couple of these files and they are actually in PSD format. (The native Photoshop format).
Apparently the site author transcribed them from PDF into PSD. So you will need Photoshop to use them.
By the by, his transcription seems pretty good.
You don't necessarily have to have Photoshop installed on your computer to view the downloaded PSD files, as it turns out, Irfanview supports PSD files, but unlike Photoshop, Irfanview is free to download.
http://www.irfanview.com/
If you're interested in downloading Irfanview, I would strongly recommend downloading the plugins and addons file for Irfanview while you're at it.
good advice there Doc, well done. I'm sure DB's IT tech support would have suggested that LOL
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Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Cheers mate, Irfanview can actually be used to convert image files to different formats, so you could use it to convert a PSD file to say a jpeg image, I haven't tried it yet though, but it should be do-able since Irfanview does let you choose what format to save files in.
Update:
I just checked what formats Irfanview can save files in and yes, you most certainly can save files in a different format, one of the different file formats you can save in is PDF, which I reckon should prove useful since you can use Foxit PDF Reader (another bit of free software) to view and print-out PDFs.
https://www.foxitsoftware.com/products/pdf-reader/
sounds good Doc, where did you learn all your PC knowledge ? must have been DB's IT school ? hahah
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Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Hahahahaha....good one...my PC knowledge was learnt partly by asking others, partly from doing some reading, partly from formal Uni training/education, and partly from self-teaching, there's no substitute for hands-on practical learning.
yeah that's it Doc, I assumed that's how you learnt and not asking DB for advice !
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Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Hahahaha.....what's wrong with DB's advice then?, see, we've hijacked another thread....lol.
haha good one Doc, I mean DB's IT support is a bit shaky. All the other advice about building guitars/basses is top notch
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Originally Posted by wokkaboy
I just got back home from visiting the big green shed for some materials and a couple of new tools, the materials are for doing some restoration work on my Gold standard Strat so that I can install a traditional-style Strat bridge onto the body, managed to find some Oak doweling to plug the two 10mm holes I drilled in the body, but I could only buy some 9.3mm Oak doweling, I'm going to plug all the original bridge pivot screw holes and re-drill them again later on once I get the new bridge, which is going to be a SuperVee Bladerunner Strat Bridge, gold-plated of course, I also ordered a new all-maple neck and white pearloid scratchplate for it too, will demo the strat through the Marshall amp once it's up and running mate.
Hi Guys I have uploaded plans in PDF format for free download, I also have a heap more not up loaded just too many, Ibanez Jem, Flying V, Explorer, Factory blueprints in Jpeg for 62 Strat, Teles, PRS, Rickenbacker...They are on docdroid, 3rd party file share...Ask if you want a particularly one and see if I have it. Cheers HBQuote:
Originally Posted by stan
Les Paul http://docdro.id/mJONMyX
Fender Strat http://docdro.id/9utNwAZ
Jag Bass http://docdro.id/xcYbJ4f
Gibson SG http://docdro.id/TVE47q1
Telecaster http://docdro.id/bytR1qw
Jazz Bass http://docdro.id/KLauvCO
Gibson Moderne?
Nice choice, but Alas dont have it, rare guitar. But below may help regards Headstock, and Explorer body.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dedman
Dean Custom http://docdro.id/LzR7yu1
Dean Razor http://docdro.id/0hAMJ2V
Explorer http://docdro.id/6MplVIc
Cheers, I knew I was hoping.
Hi there, I just hit the link for the telecaster PDF on my phone, it opened and I had a look and got redirected to dodgy sites. Then when I closed straight away another site opened saying I was hacked 36 times and to click to get rid of them. I closed that too. I just hope I haven’t been hacked. Probably needs someone to check these are safe to remain On here
Pete
A lot of the file hosting/download services have very dodgy advertising practices. I scanned the hosting site and it doesn't report malware so you should be safe. A lot of those ads are intended to scare you into clicking through to something else.
Might be time to find a new hosting solution. Are there any copyright or redistribution issues with the templates? Who made them? Does anyone have a complete set? Somewhere like GitHub would be a much safer solution provided that sharing them doesn't breach the terms of use.
There's also Guitar Herald
I've used the site above with no issues, and they have a pretty comprehensive list.
Still haven't done a scratch build yet though :o