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DehesaGuitars
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 1:05 pm 
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That really looks good.

Nice work.

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Mike Baker
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Looks good to me. Nice work! I've yet to do a fendery style neck(ie; no tilt to the headstock). I do angled scarf jointed headstocks. But I intend to do a bass really so. It'll basically be a P style, and I don't think anything but the traditional fender style will look right. Should be fun doing the transition from the fretboard to headstock area, seeing as I'll be using a rasp instead of a drum styled sander. Again, nice work. and if no one has said so yet, welcome to the forum!

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 6:29 pm 
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Thanks to everybody for your comments, i'm appreciate it!

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Great job Dehesa!
You look happy.
Are you going to make a body for that?
Nice finish.
Is it fretless?
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can u tell me the wood of the neck and fretboard.......
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alan stassforth wrote:
Great job Dehesa!
You look happy.
Are you going to make a body for that?
Nice finish.
Is it fretless?


Not fretless. I can see the ends of the fret tangs in pic #9. Sure looks sweet before the frets got installed in pics 4 and 5 though, don't it.

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 2:48 pm 
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Mike Baker wrote:
alan stassforth wrote:
Great job Dehesa!
You look happy.
Are you going to make a body for that?
Nice finish.
Is it fretless?


Not fretless. I can see the ends of the fret tangs in pic #9. Sure looks sweet before the frets got installed in pics 4 and 5 though, don't it.


Thaks Mike... and you r right, i not fretless

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aqualibguitars wrote:
can u tell me the wood of the neck and fretboard.......


Neck is Maple, and the fretboard is Walnut

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