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Eurospruce
PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2008 5:13 am 
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... here are some really excellent plans (OM, OO, L-OO, Uke) in dxf-format (AutoCad) and .pdf on Christophe Grellier´s web site for free: http://www.grellier.fr/plans.php?lang=en

BTW: He makes nice guitars, too!

Just want to share this found with you ...

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Eurospruce wrote:
... here are some really excellent plans (OM, OO, L-OO, Uke) in dxf-format (AutoCad) and .pdf on Christophe Grellier´s web site for free: http://www.grellier.fr/plans.php?lang=en

BTW: He makes nice guitars, too!

Just want to share this found with you ...

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Cool, thanks for posting..!

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John Hale
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Just got them printed out 1:1 and there up on the wall for inspiration for another build

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Martin thanks for the link - these are excellent and I am sure that there would be interest in this thread in the main discussion forum too.
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But no 000. Drat! :roll:

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Christophe Grellier
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Hello from France !

I am really happy to read that some of you like the plans.
Sorry, Ricardo, but I am not planning to draw a 000 plan, since the one for sell from Stewart Macdonald looks really good [:Y:]
( And I am not really keen on 12 frets neck guitars ).

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Christophe, we appreciate the plans. I ordered a 14 fret to body 000 from LMII.

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Don Williams
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Can anyone figure out what the scale of these drawings are? They come out HUGE when I open it. Is this drawn in metric?

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Don I would say looking at the plan in the pdf file(I can't seem to get the dxf to work with mastercam), the dimensions are in metric. you will need to scale the drawing by 1/25.4 if you want to use inches.

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Bob Garrish
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1: Wow, we're getting forum spam...awesome. And for game currency, even!

2: Yes, Don, they're in millimetres. I like working in decimal inches, so the first thing I did was change the units in Rhino.

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idunno Can't seem to get to Grelliers' website.

What's game currency?

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Eurospruce
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As an alternate you can use the plan-section of my website: http://best-eurospruce.com/24.html
Here you can download the plans additionally and some other plans for free that are shareware (incl. Strat+Tele+Les Paul plans). I love Christophe´s plans - the best I know so far.
Regards,
Martin


Kirt wrote:
idunno Can't seem to get to Grelliers' website.

What's game currency?

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Thanks Martin.

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Christophe Grellier
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Hi,
I have some troubles with my website.
Here is a direct link to the "Plans" page :
http://grellier.eu/plans.php?lang=fr
Sorry,
Christophe

EDIT : the link in english : http://grellier.eu/plans.php?page=&lang=en

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