That was funny
Anyhoo, got a bit done in between other jobs..
Bridge plate cut, shaped, routed and slide bars for saddles in.
Next up a few shots of the saddles roughed out.
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Looking great DB!
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/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from Brendan on June 19, 2014, 22:37
Lawry - they do tend to get a bit worked up...
BTW Barge - currently working on 2 guitars and one bass. Currently play both pretty much evenly, though am woeful with guitar. Just fun to stir guitarists up a little - they do tend to be a little precious.
Wokks - DB doesn't seem to mind. I think he's happy to drop the boot in when needed.
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so do the saddles work under string tension?
will you have to reintonate everytime you change a string?
Looks great though DB. Love you workmanship.
Your bridge is amazing DB - I'm completely blown away. It's such a simple concept when you think about it, but yet I've never seen this before anywhere. Simply awesome!
cheers,
Gav.
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DB. Is this going to turn into your version of the Cistine Chapel? You know, like the Pope and Michaelangelo... "When are you going to make an end? - "When I have finished".