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    This is looking great. I really like the colour. Is that carbon fibre on the trc? Looks nice too

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    Overlord of Music Andy40's Avatar
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    Ohhhh electronic trickery!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richy17 View Post
    This is looking great. I really like the colour. Is that carbon fibre on the trc? Looks nice too
    Thanks Bud! Yep, just a CF wrap. Was playing around with a few scraps I had leftover. Doesn't look too bad, but I'll have to see what it looks like when fully assembled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy40 View Post
    Ohhhh electronic trickery!!!!
    You know it! Gonna be fun getting it all into the semi hollow lol

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    Looking good.
    Current:
    GTH-1

    Completed:
    AST-1FB
    First Act ME276 (resurrected curb-side find)
    ES-5V
    Scratchie lapsteel
    Custom ST-1 12 String
    JBA-4
    TL-1TB
    Scratch Lapsteel
    Meinl DIY Cajon
    Cigar Box lap steel

    Wishing:
    Baritone
    Open D/Standard Double 6 twin neck

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    I really like the darker edging stained against the purfling. You’re giving me ideas.

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    Overlord of Music Andy40's Avatar
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    Holy moley those scissor clamps are serious buiness!

    I use the rubber tubing method or the fishing line method
    Build #1 - ST-1 - Completed
    Build #2 - LP-1SS - Completed
    Build #3 - TLA-1R - Completed
    Build #4 - SGD-612 - Completed
    Build #5 - ES-1G - Completed
    Build #6 - STA-1HT | Completed
    Build #7 - ST1JR - Completed
    Current Build #8 - JBA-4
    Build #9 - Semi-scratch build Tele x 2 - Completed
    Current Build #10 - PRS-1H
    Current Build #11 - AGJR-1 - Completed
    Current Build #12 - ATL-1SB
    Current Build #13 - GST-1
    Current Build #14 - FBM-1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy40 View Post
    Holy moley those scissor clamps are serious buiness!

    I use the rubber tubing method or the fishing line method
    Oh yes I'll probly be using those methods too, we will see. Oxygen tubing works well scissor clamps really help with locating the switches and also work well for a soldering helping hand

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    Mentor DarkMark's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy40 View Post
    Holy moley those scissor clamps are serious buiness!

    I use the rubber tubing method or the fishing line method
    I would think Igor has a pair handy.

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