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Sweet! Love the inlay design. Woods? Finish?

A trophy worthy of the designation "trophy." REAL nice job, and a lot of thought into the layout.

I've been running and re-running techniques for finishing... here's just an update on the progress

Hey Snow, how would you describe styrospray? Does it build up quick or thick layers? How would you rate it's durability? I'm doing prototypes in discarded MDF, and I'm looking for a quick build up that can be smoothed and look photo-worthy when done, and I don't want to spend more time that I absolu...

Consider using Inlace for your fretboard work. I got mine at Turtlefeathers.com. Lots of options, too. All you have to do is cut pockets on the fretboard, mix and pour, file and sand after curing. I did mine as a gamble on a prototype, and four years of Northern Michigan weather extremes and humidit...

I'll.... pass on that one!

Awesome, again!

Awesome stuff! Don't ya hate it when you're inspired by a concept, and you think.... "hmmmm I wonder if Cut 3-D could work?" and then another season has vanished?

O.K. Mogul! I love this stuff! I myself want to be the "Carrot Top" of the cnc world! When can I post your pics on my facebook page?

Here's a 5 string bass body that I cut using Cut 3-D. It's from an orginal solid piece of butcher block island top I re-purposed. It's all together now, and quite stage-worthy, too. Fun to play.

Crap... I didn't even think about the strap! I'm still trying to figure out where to put the input-jack that adds to the overall aesthetics of the piece without crossing the fine line into the obscene!

Back to the 3-D drawing board!

Haven't been here in a while! Here's a concept guitar I just got done cutting tonight. The neck is a factory job this time, I hate dressing frets!!! It's made from 0.71" MDF leftovers from a cabinet manufacturer. All my sizes check out. Time to "Glue 'er & Screw 'er!" Love the slicing feature of Cut...