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Ray Pepalis
 Post subject: Classical neck shaping
PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 6:38 am 
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This is my first guitar. I have attached (with double stick tape) two aluminum guides to the headstock to keep me from removing too much material while shaping the neck/headstock profile.
While this is not standard procedure, I find that it gives me the confidence to proceed on this critical operation. I may not have to do this when I build my second guuitar.

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Mike Collins
PostPosted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 3:21 pm 
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Nice !!!!
You are doing the right thing by using the plates and going slow!!!!

What wood is the neck made of?
Why did you copy a Ramirez headstock?

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First name: Mike/Mikey/Michael/hey you!
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City: Argyle
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Country: U.S.A. /America-yea!!
Focus: Build
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Nice !!!!
You are doing the right thing by using the plates and going slow!!!!

What wood is the neck made of?
Why did you copy a Ramirez headstock?

Mike

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Ray Pepalis
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The neck is made of Black Walnut.
I copied the Ramirez headstock because I like it, and have no artistic ability to create one that looks good.

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Rich Schnee
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My guess is “Purpleheart”. It Looks great. Has anyone ever tried using it for a neck before?

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