what you've done there is absolutely brilliant!!!...and it shows exactly what The Nation is all about, with everyone helping each other out. Soon people will be coming to you with their questions : -)
For marking I've only done it by burning them on with a soldering iron. Simple and basic looking which I like. I'm sure others will have much fancier ideas!
Oh Rich, that git sounds mighty fine. It is great how we learn from each other. Nice job, sir.
Lately I have been liking side fret markers- drilling a 1/8th inch bit just barely into the side and putting a drop of paint into the hole. I learned that from a nation friend, and darn, I can not recall who.
That really is a very nice sounding guitar. It sounds great amped but even more surprising unplugged. It's got a really strong sound. On top of that it looks nice too. You've done really good work Richard.
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@ Bob ,,, Yes ,, I like u ,,use them more than the top ones ,,, was just weanting a pretty for the 12th fret marker ,, I will do the side markers
That looks great. Have you thought about putting a fret marker on the side of the neck. I find I use those more then the fingerboard markers.
what you've done there is absolutely brilliant!!!...and it shows exactly what The Nation is all about, with everyone helping each other out. Soon people will be coming to you with their questions : -)
For marking I've only done it by burning them on with a soldering iron. Simple and basic looking which I like. I'm sure others will have much fancier ideas!
WELL DONE that thing sounds amazing!!
Nice work Richard! Looks and sounds very nice.
Very nice.
very nice , the help from all is cool ,i have handwound coil pickups inexpensive,if ya like one ,ask wes in the guys about them .
Oh Rich, that git sounds mighty fine. It is great how we learn from each other. Nice job, sir.
Lately I have been liking side fret markers- drilling a 1/8th inch bit just barely into the side and putting a drop of paint into the hole. I learned that from a nation friend, and darn, I can not recall who.
Fun video.
That really is a very nice sounding guitar. It sounds great amped but even more surprising unplugged. It's got a really strong sound. On top of that it looks nice too. You've done really good work Richard.
Great build and real nice video too. Enjoy your new git-fiddle in good health, Brother Richard.