Put a tiger in your tank ... I got the mic this weekend, in its little box, Seymour Duncan, impeccable. I need to check the winding direction relative to the polarity of the micro environment of origin, it is a priori reversed from the microphones and Fender Squier by extension, the black wire goes to the selector and the white to ground. The pickguard is finished, I expect that kind of car body to verify the locations of holes 8 and above the notch to the heel of the neck, I think it will take a bit of retouching.
About pickguard, the rounded edge to break gave me a lot of problems, the shine is really plastoc misery! I broke the 45 ° angle gently with a file, then I whole rounded with sandpaper 240, 600, and 1000 but even dancing there by the plate under a lamp, no way to get any reflection! The surface discharge was smooth but matte (matte ?...). I found a parade bricomanouche: rub for lead with a piece of old wool sweater until it shines, watching TV ...
This afternoon I machined the slot must overtaken the last few millimeters of the switch, it reminded me of good memories of machine shop ... It's March Rant clamp a plate guitar on a milling machine. The surface is still covered with tape to protect it so I do not see much but the rendering looks quite right. If I am not heavy it should remain 0.5 mm on each side of the stem when the switch is in place. Remains to the small support bracket to be below a U with two legs that should be done quickly, I made plans.
The rod is finished trembling as he took the untwisting the twisting further and finally cut the end to bring together the 4''1 / 8 (105mm). A manufacturer, Callaham not to quote him in selling ready-made, but 1 - it's less fun, 2 - is much more expensive, and 3 - they are bent too close to the end, one sees the pictures that the elbow should be almost in the middle of the stem. Besides the Black Strat that I saw in town was a great round elbow, instead of an angle the rod was almost an arc, it looked bricolosse.Mes angles seem good, I opportunity to cover the second half of the threads with Loctite to the thread brake in order to leave the rod in the position where it is loose. It seems that we can put a spring in a ballpoint pen at the bottom of the shaft housing so I will test. The teflon tape it works fine too.
About pickguard, the rounded edge to break gave me a lot of problems, the shine is really plastoc misery! I broke the 45 ° angle gently with a file, then I whole rounded with sandpaper 240, 600, and 1000 but even dancing there by the plate under a lamp, no way to get any reflection! The surface discharge was smooth but matte (matte ?...). I found a parade bricomanouche: rub for lead with a piece of old wool sweater until it shines, watching TV ...
This afternoon I machined the slot must overtaken the last few millimeters of the switch, it reminded me of good memories of machine shop ... It's March Rant clamp a plate guitar on a milling machine. The surface is still covered with tape to protect it so I do not see much but the rendering looks quite right. If I am not heavy it should remain 0.5 mm on each side of the stem when the switch is in place. Remains to the small support bracket to be below a U with two legs that should be done quickly, I made plans.
The rod is finished trembling as he took the untwisting the twisting further and finally cut the end to bring together the 4''1 / 8 (105mm). A manufacturer, Callaham not to quote him in selling ready-made, but 1 - it's less fun, 2 - is much more expensive, and 3 - they are bent too close to the end, one sees the pictures that the elbow should be almost in the middle of the stem. Besides the Black Strat that I saw in town was a great round elbow, instead of an angle the rod was almost an arc, it looked bricolosse.Mes angles seem good, I opportunity to cover the second half of the threads with Loctite to the thread brake in order to leave the rod in the position where it is loose. It seems that we can put a spring in a ballpoint pen at the bottom of the shaft housing so I will test. The teflon tape it works fine too. 
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