ah, gotcha.Fran wrote:No dude, thats not fixed/centred, just floating in position to give some idea of how things are looking.stewart wrote:is that what you meant when you said the guard didn't follow the contours properly (at the lower horn there)? you could file the guard back a bit if it's overlapping the horn, no?
The curve to the controls does'nt follow the body, its are more like a JS where the curve gradually moves away from the bodys edge.
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Oh yes I meant it in a very good way. I think it's crafty you took odd bits but tied them all together and it's shaping up to be something fun and funky.Fran wrote:jcyphe wrote:I like this project. It's kind of a mess, it's kind of right. I call it Messrite.![]()
I have to agree, but in a good way. I knew it would not be exact or perfect, a bit like them Tuscany models lol. Difference is this cost me about £120 not £399.
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Thanks dude.
I've just used danish oil on the neck, i like that satin almost 'aged' feel.
Well, i used sanding sealer so the bitch should not be sucking anymore in than any other wood. No progress today, it was inconvenient to rig everything up after work, it looks like it will get drenched on friday how the week is going.
I've just used danish oil on the neck, i like that satin almost 'aged' feel.
Well, i used sanding sealer so the bitch should not be sucking anymore in than any other wood. No progress today, it was inconvenient to rig everything up after work, it looks like it will get drenched on friday how the week is going.
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Well, i had several days of lacquering. The finish is okay, not amazing but reasonable. Punk innit.
So i constructed it together tonight, it looks the business and it intonates (i was dreading some unforseen mistake in this area) which im very happy about because this was built from various ideas with random parts. I had no 'original' model to keep referring back to, just an internet picture as you all know.
I just put the top and bottom E on to insure the neck was aligned correctly, then fixed the neck. Plugged it in to see how it sounds... awesome upon first impression.
The Burns Rez-o-matic produces some growling Tele-tones whilst the Artec mini humbucker is the pleasant surprise here. I expected thin-squealy craptones, but its nothing of the sort- more P90 territory with plenty of clarity for a neck pup. The MDF construction may have some influence on this(?)
Anyways, my iPhone wont load pictures up for some odd reason but i will get some better quality shots tomorrow so ya'll can have a look. i will also go into more depth on its sound and get some samples up over the next week.
So i constructed it together tonight, it looks the business and it intonates (i was dreading some unforseen mistake in this area) which im very happy about because this was built from various ideas with random parts. I had no 'original' model to keep referring back to, just an internet picture as you all know.
I just put the top and bottom E on to insure the neck was aligned correctly, then fixed the neck. Plugged it in to see how it sounds... awesome upon first impression.
The Burns Rez-o-matic produces some growling Tele-tones whilst the Artec mini humbucker is the pleasant surprise here. I expected thin-squealy craptones, but its nothing of the sort- more P90 territory with plenty of clarity for a neck pup. The MDF construction may have some influence on this(?)
Anyways, my iPhone wont load pictures up for some odd reason but i will get some better quality shots tomorrow so ya'll can have a look. i will also go into more depth on its sound and get some samples up over the next week.
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