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    Great!
    Looks like we both had successful 'bushing extractions' sessions yesterday night! ;-)
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    Yes mate a good session was had

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    Perfect day here in Melbourne to get some finishing done

    Neck finished, give it a few days to dry, a bit of a polish out and away we go, i will get the tuners on.

    The body has a bit more to go yet, maybe 3-4 coats.

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    Heading to the bush for the day tomorrow, so everything can have a nice drying period without me poking around.

    Next finish my wiring loom.

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    Polished and cleaned up the neck, next i need to do the frets and nut.

    I took all the tape off and of course it leaves sticky residue on the frets, but i have some Lemon Oil i have been using for years, this bottle since the late 90's, not only does a litttle go along way to hydrated the fretboard, with a bit of elbow grease it removes the tape residue.

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    And the nut removal? i just took it out with light finger pressure, glad that wasn't staying in and not checked.
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    Bit of a mockup of the neck on

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    Mock up with the slugs on, geez this is a heavy headstock now.

    Will straighten and install them properly later its too close to beer o'clock .

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    Are you going to install the tuners back-to-front like that. I suppose modern enclosed tuners shouldn't have a problem with string pressure separating the gears.
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    Open D/Standard Double 6 twin neck

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    No just threw them on so i could check the slug weight, already around the right way and spaced ready for the screws.

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