My RobertOG Mustang Project (DONE - Pix/Video page 7)
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Alright, here it comes from the "incredible Muppet" noob, but what fuck is that?!
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Mike, out of curiosity how much did they charge to ship the neck to the UK?
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This is seriously gonna be one hot mamma jamma!
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Dance music for anxious people
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yeah defo, don't cover that steez up.
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Dance music for anxious people
Dance music for anxious people
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Doing more work on this today. When we took the bridge off realised that two of screws had snapped in the body due it being KRYPTONITE Ash. Gah!
We had to drill them out, which wasn't easy, but we got it done. Very close to starting finishing this badboy. Because it's a Mustang, but doesn't have a Mustang bridge (it has a Toronado hardtail, which stands much less proud of the body than a Mustang bridge) the strings were making contact with the neck so we've dropped the neck pocket by about 1mm and also made a shim/spacer for under the bridge out of CD material to lift it slightly. It's gonna be awesome.
We had to drill them out, which wasn't easy, but we got it done. Very close to starting finishing this badboy. Because it's a Mustang, but doesn't have a Mustang bridge (it has a Toronado hardtail, which stands much less proud of the body than a Mustang bridge) the strings were making contact with the neck so we've dropped the neck pocket by about 1mm and also made a shim/spacer for under the bridge out of CD material to lift it slightly. It's gonna be awesome.
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My Dad is such a legend. The spacers for under the bridge are so awesome. I'm in love with this guitar.
Sanded the body with fine sand paper and a belt sander and a handheld
Here is the repair of the broken off screws my Dad did. Drilled to access them, he angle ground down his pliers so he could get at the screw and turned it out. Then replaced with dowel and glue. Immense. All this is hidden by the bridge plate, btw.
Cleaned off dust with white spirit, which helps show imperfections
Let teh staining begin! It's a lot more crisp white than this in real life
this is the exact effect I wanted, to see the grain still as it's such a nice lump of wood
Widened control plate holes for CTS pots. THEY SCREW IN ROBROE STYLE
Sanded the body with fine sand paper and a belt sander and a handheld
Here is the repair of the broken off screws my Dad did. Drilled to access them, he angle ground down his pliers so he could get at the screw and turned it out. Then replaced with dowel and glue. Immense. All this is hidden by the bridge plate, btw.
Cleaned off dust with white spirit, which helps show imperfections
Let teh staining begin! It's a lot more crisp white than this in real life
this is the exact effect I wanted, to see the grain still as it's such a nice lump of wood
Widened control plate holes for CTS pots. THEY SCREW IN ROBROE STYLE