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Thread: Wayne's ES-3, Mahogany burst, first timer.

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    Mentor vh2580's Avatar
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    Love the colours. Really nice build Wayne.
    Tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by FrankenWashie View Post
    Take heart Muzza, I am 5 months and in and haven't even looked at electronics yet, never mind a finished finish!
    I'm nearly 4 months in and I've just last week put my first finish coat on.

    Electronics?

    Huh?
    first build PRS-1TS in progress...
    http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=4937

    second build PRS-1Q in progress...
    http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=4956

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muzza View Post
    I'm nearly 4 months in and I've just last week put my first finish coat on.

    Electronics?

    Huh?
    Hey Muzza, you sound as sad as your dog looks in the avatar.

    4 months and still getting around to final coats.......Ah, I can remember that and hopefully now as the seasons are changing there won't be much if any humidity to contend with. Just colder overnights that also prolong DT curing time.

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    The fret inlays are stock on the ES-3 neck.

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    Finally finished,just had a couple of small bits to do. The truss rod cover,which I made from the pick guard that wasn't going to go on. I tried to copy the Gibson bell shape, cut it down to size with a fret saw
    then used the bench grinder to get a better shape.
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    I also had to add the strap lugs, now all done. I had a great time building this guitar, cant wait for the next one, especially with such good quality kits available. I might even go back to a bass guitar I started back in 1978. but that's for another time.

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