If not, I saw in your picture, quite the selection of hammers nearby. Isn't that the standard problem solver in the tool world?
Belt sander, sledge hammer, WD40, and duct tape for putting back together what you used the sledge hammer on.
If not, I saw in your picture, quite the selection of hammers nearby. Isn't that the standard problem solver in the tool world?
Truth! One for every occasion; and in the drawers beneath my workbench setup there are also a few pneumatic jobbies that take care of anything from framing to trim work as well. Can't ever have too many hammers. One of those, maybe two, were simply purchased to remove a seized alloy rim from the wheel hub in the case of a flat tire on my wife's car. They are now used for "nondestructive testing" on certain things - helped remove a fiberglass shower stall recently.If not, I saw in your picture, quite the selection of hammers nearby. Isn't that the standard problem solver in the tool world?
Hey, Texas - if I get so inclined, maybe I'll have you run the belt sander over one sometime. I forget if you mentioned it, but what grit did you use? I've got a belt sander somewhere. My problem is knowing how much pressure to put on it so that it doesn't take off too much too fast.
Was the stall glued to the studs? God, I hate that!
All the adhesives, including JB weld (that stuff is awesome!) is in the top right drawer in my bench. I removed the frets and used epoxy to fill in the fret slots on an old strat I had (cheapo mexi from the early 2000's, not a collectible) and ended up selling it for a profit as a novelty a few years back.You forgot superglue and two ton epoxy.
Maybe add in some JB weld and bondo.
Just to do it right.
I'm looking forward to that on my actual build. Worked with some oil finish on the neck of this Epi to test it out; going to definitely do a lighter dye job, outside of the black to pop the grain, on the body I'm working on. Tru oil did a nice job on the neck of this mod; semi glossy but super smooth - can't wait to get this done and plug it in!See, what I'd like to do is have a body that's just oiled.
(I'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere, but I don't want to further cultivate my 'creepy old man' rep. )