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dzsmith
PostPosted: Sun May 18, 2014 1:48 pm 
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I'm looking for some free profile drawings for a LP carved top. I have the 50's profile, but I prefer the less pronounced later profile.
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The difference between 50's carve and the 70's carve is the presence or lack of recurve at the edge. I have this graphic of a comparison, don't know where I got it but the differences are greatly exaggerated on it. The carve is basically the same on both , just the later ones do not have the recurve carved in around the edge. The only real reason for the change was to save labor.
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dzsmith wrote:
I'm looking for some free profile drawings for a LP carved top. I have the 50's profile, but I prefer the less pronounced later profile.
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Dan

Dan are you still looking for a Les Paul top cross section? These may be of some help is you haven't seen them already.


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Anthony Z wrote:
dzsmith wrote:
I'm looking for some free profile drawings for a LP carved top. I have the 50's profile, but I prefer the less pronounced later profile.
Anyone?
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Dan

Dan are you still looking for a Les Paul top cross section? These may be of some help is you haven't seen them already.

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Dan, there are a number of build threads on mylespaul.com that are worth checking out. (A google search will take you there or use the search engine on the site). I love Les Paul's, I look forward to seeing progress pictures.


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