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    Hi all,

    Next part of the Telecaster build - no CNC this time round, but installing the body binding with some "old skool" routing:


  2. #2
    Nice work, I notice that you didn't heat the binding prior to bent it at the area of lower horn, this mean the binding is soft enough for this job, right? What kind of plastic is made of? ABS? also I have seen people bond the binding with the body with acetone, they say it is a more clean work. I haven't try that... only just CA glue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nickhofen View Post
    Nice work, I notice that you didn't heat the binding prior to bent it at the area of lower horn, this mean the binding is soft enough for this job, right? What kind of plastic is made of? ABS? also I have seen people bond the binding with the body with acetone, they say it is a more clean work. I haven't try that... only just CA glue.
    Yes it was fine for the lower horns, it was only on the right angle bend under the neck pocket that really needed heating.

    I think its ABS, but it was off of ebay so you can never be 100% sure...

    I have some decent glues and of course acetone, but I find the bonds can be a little weak and CA is just a lot quicker in general but does have that "one shot" risk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Chris Where did you get the 4 orange pads on. Very nice as always.
    Hi Clive

    Got mine from here, but there are plenty of retailers these days: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Benchdog-98.../dp/B0037Z7D0A

    Cheers


    Chris

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    Quote Originally Posted by mekanik View Post
    Thanks But the Amazon one's appear to be about £2.50 lower in price for the same product.
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  8. #8
    Hi all,

    Been a bit of a break since the last video on the Telecaster project due to the day job and spraying taking so long. Anyway here's a quick video on making a side dot marker jig/measure on the CNC router:

  9. #9
    Very nice jig Andy, this will eliminate the mishalighned side dots, cool!

  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Nickhofen View Post
    Very nice jig Andy, this will eliminate the mishalighned side dots, cool!
    Its Chris, but thanks - I'll add the CAD to the Tele model download at some point as its a useful bit of kit for any 25.5" scale length neck.

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