My KMG OM-28V Project
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John Parchem
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Re: My KMG OM-28V Project
The spray looks good. I will look forward to seeing it buffed out.
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Kevin in California
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Georgous!
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Dennis in Anola
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Re: My KMG OM-28V Project
Here's the bridge clamped in place. You may notice the dark spot on the side through the sound hole, it's a compression dent that was steamed out as much as possible, then filled with wood dust & CA'd.
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Dennis in Anola
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The back & headstock after initial buffing. Once I'm finished handling it during construction & setup, I'll do a final hand buff job.
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Dennis in Anola
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Since this is a "vintage" guitar I installed Gotoh open back tuners in keeping with the theme. With a little luck I should hear what this instrument sounds like in a couple of days. So far I like the response when tapped, but there is no string tension on it yet.
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Dave Bagwill
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That's a real nice look. I've been happy with the Gotoh's I've used.
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