How To Shape A Guitar Headstock With Minimal Tools
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I'll show you how you can save your guitar headstock with barley any tools and still get an awesome result! No bandsaw, router or CNC machine is needed for this quick and easy process.
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That is the closest to an American Telecaster headstock I have seen. Usually the end is not quite correct in shape. Great job!!
Nice job! Very well done. That's a great idea to save the sawdust.
Real cool man 👍🏻
Hell yeah Tony. That looks so professional
Not pointy enough, Tony! You're headstock must double as a weapon.
LOL you can always use it as a bludgeon!
Your mind is the weapon, the Tele is the Tool!
Nah that time Kurt got punched by a security guard at his concert
Nice work, sir!
Impressive. It looks 100% pro. I like how it removes any painting. Rattle cans can not use hardeners so no mater how well you spray etc. the finish can easily come off in a year or two of handling. I would love to see how a body would come out with using stain and you wax treatment as it remove all the dust and hardening issues with paints.
What kind of paint have you been using? I've never had paint come off even after nearly thirty years of playing the same guitar. If you're only spraying a few coats yeah it would wear through easily but I don't do that. I always spray at least two cans of lacquer over a body and one full can over a guitar neck. This is more than sufficient that I can do it and make a better finish.
There's a Kramer single cut that I think is the most beautiful guitar I've ever seen, except it has the hideous hockey stick headstock. I would love to trim it down. It's a set neck though so a lot more clumsy to work with.
Excellent workmanship --thanks for sharing and posting!
Great job Tony considering you used just sanding bits. Wow.
Looks great Tony! Thanks 4 the " how to".
Looks great 👍 thanks Tony, good idea saving the saw dust!😁
Looks great Tony…you always do great work…looking forward to part II 👍
Nice work Tony.
Nice job
Love it - looks very neat and well done 👍🏻
Looks great. Thanks for sharing 👍🙏
Looks great man Los Angeles
Like the look !
Unfortunately my headstock is a tilt back. 😞
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That's A LOT of material to hog off by sanding. Might be worth it to cut off most of the excess with a handsaw, then start shaping with the sanding drums and paper.
Yes if you have the proper tools it helps to use them LOL