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Yes, the same as a normal two plank body, only rotated through 90 degrees. I'm actually thinking of a multi laminate blank at 45°, 90 was a worst case scenario! I'm also, now, thinking of a battenburg effect, like one of those alternating block chopping boards that are all over YouTube... I need sleep...
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Evening all. Has anyone ever built a bass body out of sections with the glue joints perpendicular to the strings? I have a vision of the whole thing folding itself in half and the section with the bridge on smacking me in the face. Thoughts?
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And that's the important bit right there.
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"It just fell orf in me 'and guv'nor."
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Jar, spoon. Spoon, jar... Google photos tells me it was two years ago that @Andyjr1515 glued his fingers together. I believe that those are @SpondonBassed's knees trying to escape from the wings stage left.
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So the saddles at the extremes with the foremost on the scale length is to allow for any minor wobbles in the measuring/build process?
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I'm going to do the Er... thing again. If the top E saddle is all the way forward and at the scale length then won't there be no adjustment forward? Or is intonation always longer than the scale? That idea then doesn't work with the bottom E being all the way back. Or is it the average and the two extremes straddle the scale length to allow for adjustment? On your common or garden Fender BBOT, where would you place that? Stunning guitar and workmanship again. You couldn't get it "lost" in the post could you? 😜
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Lockdown P-Bass Kit Build (or 'The Woolworths Bass' according to Ricky 4000)
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RGB colour changing LEDs. Genius.- 88 replies
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Lockdown P-Bass Kit Build (or 'The Woolworths Bass' according to Ricky 4000)
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I thought so, here's mine. Feel free to find the sparkling it up thread, it's about six years old or something by now though Found it, six years? Ha, and the rest. Posted in 2012. 😳🙄- 88 replies
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Excellent diary El Generalissimo Teebles. Which model Aria Pro II ist that? I think I've got one in blue.- 88 replies
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Short Scale 'Thing' (was going to be 23" but ended up 27"...)
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Doesn't really work does it, as we're all at home and Jez builds his basses at home anyway. "Ho hum", said Pooh Or if you read it in the original Latin, '"hous humus", dixi Pooh' -
Short Scale 'Thing' (was going to be 23" but ended up 27"...)
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Just go mad. Go big or go home 😉 -
Short Scale 'Thing' (was going to be 23" but ended up 27"...)
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FenderBird Build, it all started with a spare bridge.
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I suspect that the snipped corner is to attempt to circumvent any copyright issues. It's really obviously a Thunderbird anyway, but that may be enough difference to stop the lawyers sending "Da Boyz" round. What's the quality of the body like? I'm thinking of getting one for my weird T-bird project as no-one seems to be selling any second hand T-bird bodies at the moment. Customs and shipping costs could make it a teensy bit expensive though. -
An interesting arrangement by the string clamp. Is that two nuts or a nut and a zero fret? Or a nut and an extremely scalloped first fret? 😉
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No more than the next average human. Seeing as the bench is only 2m long, and the current vice is in the middle, I can envisage an elbow/cast iron interface at some point if I put the other vice on the front. It's only held on with two bolts, so not the end of the world to move it when using the new one.
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I'm considering mounting a flush woodworking vice to my bench, on the short edge on the corner, see pictures! Obviously the existing leg will have to be changed for something suitable. The question is I suppose, is there any reason I shouldn't? I don't have space for a second bench at the moment, and the engineers vice will get in the way of any planing elbows if I put it on the long face.
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Spondz has occasionally some genius ideas, and equally frequently a lot to answer for 😉 I'm intrigued by Appliance White as a colour though.
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Sorry to hear that you've been unwell, I was just wondering where you'd got to the other day. In principle it's no worse than Andy chambering Harry's Harley Benton... Apart from the magnitude increase in the cost of the bass in the first place and the quality of the instrument. I'm glad that Martin agreed to take it on for you so that you can keep your favourite instrument. All the best with your health and stay away from this pesky virus!
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And why doesn't it pop the fretboard off?
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That @Andyjr1515, he's such a card 😉
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Mirror. I don't think that the clear one has enough pizzazz with those sparkles.
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Feature. Do all of your crown inlays rectangular at twelfth and above and it can be your thang along with flocks of swifts. I'll flock off back to the garden now, though it's a bit cold out, so I won't be out for much longer!
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Network Rail would possibly disagree with you on that.
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Will it be close enough to the strings through the scratchplate?