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mezzio13 wrote:

Gavin wrote:I actually like watching Icey's projects get made, I don't like his guitars, but it's interesting to see them get built none the less.

agreed.

Plus he uses a pretty good luthier, so it's nice to see some fancy work.

yep i totally agree. while the actuall design aint my bag how those guys get to the finnished product is way kool to watch.

iCEByTes wrote:and yes shadow , its the plane

theshadowofseattle wrote:That goes with the green. Do gold hardware then. Classy!

its will do the price 3,600 i payed up to 4150 , too much buddy
For people talking i do singles , i aready Got an idea !
its will be at switchs
Split neck - Neck - Both - Bridge - Split bridge

Sounds like a plan, Iceman! Coil splits are fantastically useable.

New Photos , its an 5mm Flamed mapple !!!!
Headstock Flamed mapple done , Scale done (Ebony)

Your luthier has a weird order of operations. I don't really know much about making an entire guitar cause I have yet to do one, although I do plan on doing one sometime. I still don't understand why he makes the headstock overlay and fretboard first. It seems like those things would come last.

The split lightning inlays are awesome, I want a Flying V with some inlays like that.

It isn't weird to glue the Veneer and Fretboard on the neck blank first, i've seen plenty of others build that way.

Icey's enthusiasm for the electric guitar is inspiring to me.

jcyphe wrote:The split lightning inlays are awesome, I want a Flying V with some inlays like that.

It isn't weird to glue the Veneer and Fretboard on the neck blank first, i've seen plenty of others build that way.

Is it? I didn't really know, but I just thought that it seemed like a weird order of doing things.

euan wrote:To be honest, I like his V as well. Besides the graphics anyway. I do plan to pick up a Jackson or Ibanez super Strat one day, just to see what it's like.

You'll put it back down when you realise how gay you look.

Billy3000 wrote:

jcyphe wrote:The split lightning inlays are awesome, I want a Flying V with some inlays like that.

It isn't weird to glue the Veneer and Fretboard on the neck blank first, i've seen plenty of others build that way.

Is it? I didn't really know, but I just thought that it seemed like a weird order of doing things.

If you do that stuff first, and then attach them to the blank, everythng will line up and fit nicer. Technically, you'll be working with one piece when you shape it.

In back , its have my Name and Middle name Initials !!!

my signature

!!!!! IDEA!!!!!!! for shad

Lightsaber inlays!!!!


now on topic, that is looking sweet Icey can't wait to see it done!

, They Amoust done the shape

be far dropping ancious

waiting news

New Pictures((run))






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Looks awesome, some good work in there

Matched Steath Back boxes !!! , , luthier talked need Do somme fixes at back boxes to stay plane

Alright then.

That is a really awesome idea, to use matched pieces of wood for the back covers. Pure class, right there. The guitar is looking nice, icey.

PenPen wrote:That is a really awesome idea, to use matched pieces of wood for the back covers. Pure class, right there. The guitar is looking nice, icey.

Hamer does that on their korina wood guitars and it does look awesome.

looks good ice!