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JSDenvir
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So just before I attach the neck to the 12 string commission I'm completing, I decide to do a final check and make sure that the centre line hasn't moved and that I'm good to go.

So can I find the centre line on the body?

Maybe, but I'm not sure. So I do the best I can, and let it go. We'll see when I start to test the bridge position.

But apparently, I have super-human, ninja, jointing skills. So I'm not a complete moron :-)

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The ninja skills are great Steve. [:Y:]
Only one problem. by mentioning them out loud, you've left milk and cookies on the bench for that Murphy guy. Next time wait til the check clears!


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A tight joint is a joy forever as they use to say.

But then for a Ninja it comes with the turf.

Just be sure to heed the wise advice of Mr. Farmer. People in Durango know things that others may not.

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Hmmm ... super-human, ninja ... I'm trying not to picture you with a top knot, Steve. :shock:

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Well, since you almost certainly got the binding joints lined up at the center seem, you've got a reference point...
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"Well, since you almost certainly got the binding joints lined up at the center seem, you've got a reference point..."

Maybe they're invisible too. laughing6-hehe
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I used to have invisible center joints, but then I got a new prescription.....


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