My bolt on Burny Les Paul Custom
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AlanN
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XTREME LUTHIERING, WOAH!
That's insane and I love it
That's insane and I love it
holt1
Member
I bought it this way! I am eventually going to clean up the mess. It was a little on the inexpensive side so I think I get to keep this one!
Mono
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That's hilarious! How much did you pay for it?!
holt1
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Mono said:
Not that much. With getting it shipped probably around 250 or 300. Can't remember the exact amount. I've been trying to find one that I could justify keeping and I think after fixing this one up it will be the one! I am going to pull the screws out and that bolt and glue some doweled wood pieces back in, make sure the fracture is fixed and then maybe sand and paint.
We will see!
Mick51
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Adventures in woodcrafting. First time I've seen a bolt-on headstock.
MIJvintage
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Leo Fender would be amazed :lol: ................... no, amused .........
Mono
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The irony is that using glue and a clamp to fix it originally would have been easier than the "screw-method"
yubsesperat
Member
those screws did more damage than good. drilling those in left less wood hence more spaces to fill up.
the best thing about where i come from, skilled luthiers will fix this like nothing happened to it for around us$60
the best thing about where i come from, skilled luthiers will fix this like nothing happened to it for around us$60
Koubayashi
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Great craftmanship
But if it works it works. Just looks akward
But if it works it works. Just looks akward
Koubayashi
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yubsesperat said:
Obviously you aren't from Sweden, here luthiers would charge you a 100$ just to look at it
