This is a good one John ... Thanks now that you're doing videos again, i have a request ! Would you please address in a upcoming video. " How to Tune the Back Plate to the Top Soundboard." fyi, i am building two guitars using your kits. Thanks
that made 3 pick guards. I use those small cups to mix the color into the resin then hardener then mix together. Start light and keep adding color. I just drop and swish.
This is awesome, I’m looking for a cream vintage looking teardrop pickguard that’ll fit my Martin 000-16 Streetmaster. Do you make these and sell them?
Just want to be clear - your moulds or patterns are just flat, right? You put a thin puddle of resin on them and it flows out flat enough to use without any further finishing?
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Good work
Nice video! Thank you for sharing!!
Great vid John, keep’em coming!
Thank you John, nice tutorial !
Love it, you'da man John.
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Thank you
Amazing guys, the best channel in the matter!
Stunning , great, congrats, Christian
after you make a few and figure out the process you are only limited by your imagination
And you dont have to stay with in the lines. I love this process.
This is a good one John ... Thanks
now that you're doing videos again, i have a request !
Would you please address in a upcoming video.
" How to Tune the Back Plate to the Top Soundboard."
fyi, i am building two guitars using your kits. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/8e5FowvTPr4/видео.html we did that already here you go
a teflon spray on the patterns before epoxy might help in releasing
John,
What “wax” product did you use on the 3rd/last mold that peeled easily? And what were the dye products?
Great video!!
good old fashioned minwax paste wax
Incredible John. Many thanks for sharing. Out of interest, how much epoxy did you use for the Three patterns?
about 3 oz
that made 3 pick guards. I use those small cups to mix the color into the resin then hardener then mix together. Start light and keep adding color. I just drop and swish.
Thanks for sharing this! Do you know if there is a long term shrinkage factor? I'm guessing nowhere near celluloid.
I find using the system 3SB112 no shrinkage on pick guard for 10 yrs
This is awesome, I’m looking for a cream vintage looking teardrop pickguard that’ll fit my Martin 000-16 Streetmaster. Do you make these and sell them?
I don't make the cream color but with the proper dye I am sure you can/ Look at stew mac and LMI see if they don't stock them
What is the material you used for the form?
Just want to be clear - your moulds or patterns are just flat, right? You put a thin puddle of resin on them and it flows out flat enough to use without any further finishing?
yes keep level
Did you mean SB-112 epoxy instead of SB-12?
yes 112
focus would have been nice!
I used a smart phone so its self focusing
@@bluescreekguitars3346 not very well its not
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