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  1. 1. hich style you thing looks better?

    • angled (like ibanez)
      8
    • scalooped (like fender)
      3


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I made some contours but the project its freeze because my router have some problems from the first day i bought it and i send it in the authorized repair man while is still on garanty

 

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Posted

The neck blank is ready.Laminated 5 pieces maple and carbon.Still waiting the router from the authorized service (and it looks like i will have to wait more..)

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Posted

Its getong worst my friend..

I went to the guy who cuts the woods for me because i dont have bandsaw,and he couldnt cut it.The blade started to make smoke.

I gave it to another guy to try,and hope he would cut them nice and be ready in 2-3 days..who knows..

I think at the end,these necks will be very stiff

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Saved said:

Its getong worst my friend..

I went to the guy who cuts the woods for me because i dont have bandsaw,and he couldnt cut it.The blade started to make smoke.

I gave it to another guy to try,and hope he would cut them nice and be ready in 2-3 days..who knows..

I think at the end,these necks will be very stiff

Do you know of anyone with a bench saw (disc blade)?  Band saws tend to be best at the shallower cuts.  With a disc saw you can make more than one pass usually.

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Posted

4 necks are ready to get planed to thickness

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it wasnt possible to cut them with bandsaw so i buy a discsaw (is the right name for it?) for wood,aluminium,epoxy etc

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Posted

Long time without posting or do anything,but thats how life is..

Back at work again..

Neck blanks are planed and sanded to thicknes,truss rod canals are opened and headstock shape is done

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Posted
12 hours ago, Saved said:

 

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Slow is fine, its 1000% better than "one day I will...", which is where most of us stay at. 🙂

What scale are these? The photos make them look enormous,  but you mentioned 40" earlier in the thread. 

Posted

They are 40.443" 

If you capo the 3rd fret it becomes 34" but the design of the body its balanced and you get used to it very quick and easy because you dont feel the difference to much

Posted

Definitely not..

My "bass of navarone" is 47-45" and its overkill to play so huge scale,but thid basses (i call them 343) are very easy to play

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Posted

I'm looking forward to seeing pics of the final guitar,  and video of you playing it. Not because I don't believe you, but because I do 🙂

And videos of the Bass of Navarone - Great Name!!

Posted (edited)
26 minutes ago, Saved said:

 compared with a standard 34" bass

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Ah, I see now.  If we assume that the strap is adjusted so that the top horn is in a similar place when playing,  then the headstock is only slightly further away from the shoulder and most of the extra length is behind the right hand.

So the reach is about the same, but the frets are much further apart. 

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Posted
On 10/11/2022 at 14:40, bloke_zero said:

Monster indeed - that last video with the low - is it B? Sounds like it would shake the floor!

Yes,itsa BEADG tuning

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