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Liogier
PostPosted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 4:31 pm 
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An US professional guitar maker, Daniel Roberts, for who I did some rasps and ended up being a friend, has made a video on his techniques to shape a guitar neck.
I thought some of you may enjoy it.
Cheers,

Noel Liogier

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Really enjoyed that Dan. Thanks for taking the time and effort.

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Very nice.

I'm in the market for some new rasps, was wondering what you'd recommend for general shaping? Particularly how fine to go. I was thinking something around a 5 to 8 for rough shaping and a finer grain for more controlled work. I've always had good luck with cabinet rasps myself in terms of shape.
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