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    Powdered Stone Inlays

    Has anyone done this?

    http://www.popsshed.com.au/documents...0in%20Wood.pdf

    https://youtu.be/8qPWU-96mY4

    Apparently the same technique can be used with powdered metal (brass, bronze, copper).

    Might be a whole lot classier than a water-slide decal for a headstock logo.

    Hmmm, might have a practise go first....

    Col.

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    hey Rabbitz seen a few pics of this method on FB but haven't tried it. I really dig some of the colours they use. Very interested to see how you go and if you can explain the method I'd give it a crack for sure.
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    That is cool. I was looking a doing a coloured epoxy/resin in the headstock of the strat ive got coming but that looks interesting!
    Tony

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    It appears to be quite a simple process - well the guy in the video makes it look easy

    He must take off a fair bit of timber when he is sanding - to get rid of the CA glue he dripped everywhere.
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    Check out Tim's Hellboy build. He used powdered stone for the inlay.
    http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...hlight=Hellboy

    There is always a workaround for glitches, mistakes and other Guitar building gremlins.....

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    Thanks DB, I did a search but didn't have anything come up.

    He clearly has more skill with a dremel than me!
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    Rabz, if I had half the artistic talent that my mate Tim has I would be a very happy boy... He makes everything look easy!

    There is always a workaround for glitches, mistakes and other Guitar building gremlins.....

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    Rabbitz I would grab some scrap wood and start practicing dremeling (is that a word ? haha) a logo, more practice you get the better you will be on the real headstock
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    this looks interesting, Might have to try it some time.
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    this gets the thought processes moving, I have a bunch of sandstone about...

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