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I was thinking that spanner was a crescent. I guess those are the non-adjustable wrenches shaped like a crescent. All wrenches aid in monkeying. I have to examine my Dremel tools or order some nut saws. I can't get thin enough slots. But that bone cuts pretty easily. I think old maple might be harder. Tools are my vice.
I painted my last guitar last night. I am not keeding you thees time. Sonic blue is a sweet lil color. Hard to decide between that and Daphne. They are both exceptional. I polished part of a MM in Daphne last night and now I want to keep it again. Fuck. It's Daphne and my birth year. It's also kinda snappy with that one pup.
I was also wiring a 57 Duo. Nothing special to do except for that switch with PIECES OF WOOD in it. Don't take any wooden switches. On mine the pink metal is wood.
I painted my last guitar last night. I am not keeding you thees time. Sonic blue is a sweet lil color. Hard to decide between that and Daphne. They are both exceptional. I polished part of a MM in Daphne last night and now I want to keep it again. Fuck. It's Daphne and my birth year. It's also kinda snappy with that one pup.
I was also wiring a 57 Duo. Nothing special to do except for that switch with PIECES OF WOOD in it. Don't take any wooden switches. On mine the pink metal is wood.
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actually now that I think about it, My friend that does stained glass had a friend that austrailian I believe and not English, so maybe its an aussie term.Doog wrote:lozzMore Cowbell wrote:I do find it odd that UK tools are named different things...Isn't a Jigsaw called a Rat's Dick or summit?
I missed that one in "shop class"..