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Author: | cardinal [ Sun 03 Feb 2008 06:48 PM ] |
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man how did i miss your last update until now, 4 months later. looking good bro. keep us updated. |
Author: | Bloodaxe [ Thu 19 Jun 2008 12:05 PM ] |
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Greetings, things have progressed a bit... Here it is masked up & ready for spraying: and after two cans of black car paint & about 5 cans of clearcoat: At this point I realised that the bridge needed to be recessed a bit more to allow for a very slinky action to achieve maximum Mwaaahh, so to avoid ripping up the finish I first stuck a sheet of low-tack airbrush masking film over the area, cut a hole in it where the bridge has to go & screwed the bridge in place temporarily: The bridge was then penned in with timber held in place with double sided-tape to create a quick 'n' dirty router template: A bit of routing later & the bridge now sits a lot lower (possibly a bit too much tbh): At this point I decided to put it all back together to make it easier to transport home & finish off: Next steps? Let the finish harden, flat it back with 1500 then 2000 grit wet & dry, polish it up, recreate the preamp circuit board, get around to following up a lead for the headstock decals, put it all back together, wire it up, plug it in & then start learning to play it. Don't hold your breath for the next update. Pete |
Author: | Jorg [ Thu 19 Jun 2008 01:28 PM ] |
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Just don't forget about us. |
Author: | cardinal [ Thu 19 Jun 2008 11:21 PM ] |
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i liked it better with the jazz pickups .......joking . yeah dont forget please . its looking great . good work. |
Author: | jbyear1 [ Fri 20 Jun 2008 01:23 AM ] |
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Excellent work Blood. On par with top guitar builders. Good luck with the final steps. |
Author: | GD dom [ Fri 20 Jun 2008 10:53 AM ] |
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Excellent, impressive and inspiring work! |
Author: | urchinu70 [ Fri 08 Aug 2008 08:11 PM ] |
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WOW!!!!!!!!! What a restoration!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is one of the coolest things i have ever seen. Great Job!!! |
Author: | Jorg [ Sat 09 Aug 2008 12:13 PM ] |
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Any progress? I'm still holding my breath. . . |
Author: | Jorg [ Tue 02 Dec 2008 07:03 PM ] |
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No updates? |
Author: | Bloodaxe [ Tue 16 Dec 2008 10:17 AM ] |
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Greetings, Not much to report since the last post & nothing worth photographing. I've flattened the paintwork with 1500 grit & made a start on polishing it (old t-shirt & some very gloopy Brasso), but things have stalled for a couple of reasons... 1: I'm currently jobless & therefore skint - this is holding up the recreation of the active circuit, and the final touch of having the fingerboard shot in by a pro (that'll be the Bass Gallery in London NW1). 2: I'm resisting doing any more polishing until the lovely Chas has produced the headstock transfers - once they're on & sealed in I can get down to some serious rubbing! I did say not to hold your breath. Pete. |
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