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fingerstyle1978
PostPosted: Fri Dec 09, 2016 12:10 pm 
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This is not an instructional video but I picked up on a couple things that will definitely improve my process and thought I would share it here as well.

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It's a good one Joey.

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Interesting way to make a neck. He cuts the flat part of the neck with the angled head out of a thick piece with many of them nestled back-to-front on their sides, then he glues on a solid block for the heel. Also, his nuts and saddles are quite thick. His attention to detail is quite impressive.

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Ruby50 wrote:
His attention to detail is quite impressive.

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Uh, the camera WAS on... Just sayin :D

I did rip off his clamping caul with the braided nylon tubing. Got something glueing up right now. Sweet!
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I saw it a couple of weeks ago, its a very good video. And, if you watch and listen carefully, there is a lot of useful info to be had!

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