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Arnt Rian
 Post subject: Re: ES 335 Tribute
PostPosted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 2:19 am 
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Id love to check out the build doc - but the page link you posted doesnt seem to work for me

http://www.mimf.com/cgi-bin/WebX?128@52 ... @.2cb6db83

Is it just my machine?
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Charlie, that link was to the old MIMF, which is now defunct (it was a pain to link to anything there, anyways), and I don't think that build thread made it over to the new forum. Luckily, I also posted it on "Gretsch-talk", check it out. Those Gretsch folks can get pretty enthusiastic about their favourite subject... 16 000 or so views and counting, wohoo!

http://www.gretsch-talk.com/forum/technical-side-things/24692-rockabilly-archtop.html

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Sandywood
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charliewood wrote:
Arnt
Id love to check out the build doc - but the page link you posted doesnt seem to work for me

http://www.mimf.com/cgi-bin/WebX?128@52 ... @.2cb6db83

Is it just my machine?
cheers
charliewood



I would too but I have the same problem....probably because it's a two year old thread. Nevermind...typing while the
previous post was made.

Thank you Arnt. Amazing. Beautiful guitar.
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Ken McKay
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Nevermind [uncle] :?:

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Ken McKay
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Amazing Ken!
I downloaded your PDF's about a year ago - still ahead of my skill set, but maybe one day I'll get there.
Thanks for posting pics!
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Ken McKay
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Thank Dan, Gil Yaron and I did a build thread on TDPRI a while back. It is pretty detailed if you are interested.

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Hi Ken,

Amazing to find this thread...I'm a lover of the 335/330 style guitars so would be really intested in anything more you have on the build process. Those guitars, and Arnt's, look wonderful.

In a way I'd like either a long-neck 330 but with the wider/slimmer '64 style neck, or a 335 with maybe a bit more acoustic sound...I was wondering about not having the block go any further than the pickups to leave the bridge able to move the top behind a bit. I've got two trial bodies on the go more like the Collings idea but 14" lower bouts, which will be hollowed-out mahogany backs with carved tops.

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Sandywood
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Ken I sure enjoyed seeing your craftsmanship.
Thank you.

The sunburst sure brought back some great memories
of a 347 I had.

Hope someday I can build one that sweet....you're an inspiration.
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Ken McKay
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A lot of great work around here. Thanks Sandy
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herry tze
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Ken McKay wrote:
That should be a fun project Arnt. Email me if you would like my .pdf tutorial on how to build a thinline guitar, not that you need it... or anyone else for that matter.

A few more random shots. One showing how I cut the binding ledge.


Hai I wan't too the pdf tutorial,,, wan't u? :D tq...
herr_latze@yahoo.com bliss
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Ken C
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Beautiful guitars, Ken! Looks like you have been busy up north!

Thanks for sharing.

Ken

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James T
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very nice work
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Ken McKay
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Thanks Ken and James.

This guitar turned out pretty good. A cross between an ES 335 and a Les Paul. Image
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