Custom CNC bridges

Materials used - making - placing - gluing to the sound-board <-----<<< got to get this right!
Daniel P
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Re: Custom CNC bridges

Post by Daniel P » Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:06 pm

Beautiful work!

Makes me want to start crafting my own bridge design.


TonyinNYC wrote:Here are pics of my new bridges. It is no longer just a prototype! From the left we have Indian rosewood, Madagascar rosewood, and ebony:
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Here are the weights of the three bridges as they sit:
Indian rosewood- 19 grams
Madagascar RW--20 grams
Ebony ----------24 grams.

I suspect I will lose a couple of grams when I profile them to the soundboard but I am very pleased with the outcome and their weight. I weighed an ebony bridge once, I think it was from Stew Mac but I might be wrong. Anyway, it was 34 grams.
I am really excited to get the ebony one on a guitar I am working on...that all cedar project. I will obviously post the results with my awful playing and a video!

Tony

TonyinNYC
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Re: Custom CNC bridges

Post by TonyinNYC » Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:46 pm

Well it's been a while, hasn't it? Andy Birko can cut anything you can think of on his CNC machine. He cuts my bridges, and has also cut
Inlays for me. Great guy. Great prices. Birkonium.com.

Kevin in California
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Re: Custom CNC bridges

Post by Kevin in California » Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:54 pm

Hey Tony,
What's going on?

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