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Location: Taichung, Taiwan | Well i finally finished installing the OP-30. Thanks again MWoody! During the process i had to keep fighting the urge to revert to my shade tree mechanic days, where the #1 rule was, "If all else fails, get a bigger hammer!"
What pictures i took of the process i finally put on that ning thing. I will try to paste the link...
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The tuner is great, just what these tone deaf ears needed. I finally plugged it in last night before the English class to play with all the buttons! What fun! Now i have to figure out what it is i'm hearing them do! |
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Location: Tennessee | Nice work! Looks great and a very clever solution to the second hole! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Day-um Peter, nice job! Enjoy...  |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Fine job. And my compliments on that template. :cool: |
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| Nice work. Love the pick holder idea. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Peter - very nice job! I like your solution to finding the proper location to mount the can... not as messy as clay.
I found cutting the hole was pretty easy, but VERY dusty. I'm still finding bowl dust around the work room.
On the guitar that I did, I expanded the battery hole to 1/4" and used a black plastic cap from home depot. I love the pick holder idea! |
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Location: Cincinnati | Very nice work. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Good job Peter! |
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