My first major rebuild
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Re: My first major rebuild
Thanks for the positive comments everyone. I learned a lot from this job too. If you see any way to improve my process please let me know, I'm all about learning and getting better.
Tim Benware
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Re: My first major rebuild
Tim, thanks for posting this......great read and informative pictures. Quite a job to replace a neck block!
Do you have any pictures of the back after refinishing?
Do you have any pictures of the back after refinishing?
Slacker......
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Re: My first major rebuild
Yeah, really I wasn't sure how that neck block would turn out. I bought the knife oven to keep my blades HOT. It's amazing what a hot knife and a little patience will slice through. And it came out really nice. And of course I forgot to take a picture of the back. I do have a pic of the back with some naptha on half of it that I sent to the owner after I finished sanding to entice him. I'll see if I can find it. It was beautiful wood.Darryl Young wrote:Tim, thanks for posting this......great read and informative pictures. Quite a job to replace a neck block!
Do you have any pictures of the back after refinishing?
Tim Benware
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Re: My first major rebuild
This pic is after I sanded half the back and wet it with naptha. Finished product looked very close, a little shinier.Darryl Young wrote:Tim, thanks for posting this......great read and informative pictures. Quite a job to replace a neck block!
Do you have any pictures of the back after refinishing?
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Tim Benware