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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Do we have a member that makes custom Truss Rod Covers? |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | MWoody |
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Location: Upper Left USA | For top notch inlays I reccomend Bill Nichols
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Location: New Hampsha | Originally posted by MWoody:
For Cheap and easy let me know what you have in mind. Mike - you need to work on your Marketing skills... |
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Location: Upper Left USA | But I've been watching Mr. Big, he taught me all he knows! |
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Location: Louisville, OH 44641 | Mike:
I'll be out of town for the weekend but when I return, I'll show you what I have in mind and then you can let me know if you want to take a crack at it or if I should go to Bill.
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| Well unless you want something hand carved like the one I did for Jerome and a few others? Sorry to have to mention it myself. I have some photo's still in this sites member photo section under Deacon Bridge. The bridges are another very difficult and rare piece of wood harware for the solid bodies that I make.
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Location: Utah | Mike, can you inlay MOP letters (a name) into an ebony cover? |
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Location: Seymour, Tennessee | Originally posted by FlySig:
Mike, can you inlay MOP letters (a name) into an ebony cover? OOOH, I want one for my Son's 77 CB !
Lemmee know too? |
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Location: Right now? | I think MWoody can do just about anything.
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Location: Upper Left USA | Inlays are best left to the pro's like Bill Nichols.
Randy did an awesome job on recreating the carved TRCs but I know it took a lot to do it.
I had done some work with veneers an wood TRCs but I suck at inlays. Mostly matching Pickguards and TRCs.
Maybe it's time for another tutorial post on Cheaters Inlay methods? More later. |
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Location: Utah | Bill Nichols does some amazing work. |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Randy, your wood carving skills are exceptional!
Those bridges and especially the Fleur-de-lis TRC looks great!! |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by cholloway:
Randy, your wood carving skills are exceptional!
Those bridges and especially the Fleur-de-lis TRC looks great!! I'll second that. I have one of his carved bridges and it is very cool. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | 
Two of these have gone off to Oz. Guess which ones? |
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Location: Seymour, Tennessee | Oh yeah, those look just horrible!
HA HA HA HA
They aren't inlays on the 1st three?
Shoot, I'd like one like the last one there with my Son's name on it for his 77 CB.
I wouldn't even mind having one with my Dad's name to stick on the 68 DB (of course, I'd put the original in a safe place).
Could you do them?
I'll just pm you ok? |
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| Thanks guys......
Mike; I like the little Kangaroo's myself. But who would be strange enough to ever want one?
Crimson....did you ever get that Deacon assembled? I'd love to see how the tailpiece looks on that. One of Mikes Walnut Pickguards and you'll have a real stunner.
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Location: Upper Left USA | The one on the far right is an Ovation Laser Etch original but there are work arounds. Let me see what I can do.
The "Roos" are done with a special technique that I call "cheating"!
At Crafts Stores you can find various paper punch shapes for the "Scrappers". With some effort I can punch out thin veneers and have a positive and a negative to adhere to a thicker surface.
My dremel skills and patience are nowhere near what Mr. Nichols has. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by Northcountry:
Thanks guys......
Mike; I like the little Kangaroo's myself. But who would be strange enough to ever want one? Well I can think of 5 current members straight off the top of my head. :D |
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| Ahhh, yes there's always the Aussies!!..........apparently they will buy anything. or is it Everything? We try not to encourage them...... |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I believe I sent those two off to AJ. If they ended up on anything I'd like to see a photo or two! |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Here ya go!!!
On a Viper
Way cool Michael!!!!
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