Anyone do block inlays here?

[Josh]

I think that's more cowbell. miss that dude.

but I swear you were around for paulk1 and all his hilarity.

[Awstin]

Can't remember.

[sholkham]

In before the rest of Shortscale

flawless first reply.

Have you got a neck you want done already? If not it might be easier to buy one, it seems like a fiddly job.

[Awstin]

Nah I'm getting it made so if someone can do it I can tell him not add the fret wire if it makes it easier.

[mkt3000]

So what is the full story on it other than that hall of fame post?

maybe ask in the pub, but probably comes down to headstock stickers in the end.

Yeah, I thought that he did nice work with the blocks, but he's a cunt for rebranding Squiers with "Fender" stickers as passing them off as such.

Not just Fenders. Fender Custom Shop

[71Smallbox]

I think that's more cowbell. miss that dude.

but I swear you were around for paulk1 and all his hilarity.

paul1k was a riot! I remember him complaining about how his process fucked up his hands and he had to wear gloves and that it made it hard to eat a sandwich or something like that.

[ekwatts]

He had assburgers.

[dustandbarley]

I'm too new to have caught the pauk1k saga the 1st time - essential reading

[finboy]

Cowbell used to, but he don't come around here no more

[plopswagon]

so moving back on topic, has anyone ever done black on maple block inlays?

[finboy]

Cowbell was going to try on my neck but said it was pretty hard to not fuck up the maple. I had a local guy do it, he fucked it up, so Rhoney did one for me. The best bet is to get a musikraft b&b neck right off the bat (danocaster does that), for the price you really can't beat it...

[BearBoy]

[HNB]