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KE-150 Black Rubber Toughened CA Glue for Woodturning and Hobby
Materials
StarBond black medium CA ( also clear )
Hobby Lobby black plastic glitter ( many other colors & textures )
Michael's silver glass glitter ( also gold )
Hobby Lobby medium clear CA ( also thin, in plastic models aisle ) The best deal on CA is at Hobby Lobby. There are three consistencies, and two sizes - 1/2 ounce $2.99, ounce $4.99, 40% off with coupon. They also have accelerant.
Here is an assortment of woods that would be hard to put together. All of these are radiused to 12", sanded to 100, and liberally coated in Minwax Natural stain to make the grain and colors pop. They are all 2-1/2" wide, and started out 1/4" thick. These are:
I once got to thinking about this, and it seems to me there are two important measures that will let you compare "reach" between different guitars. The first is the distance from the upper strap button to the first fret, along the neck. This you could call "standing reach". The other is the distance between the first fret and the middle of the lower curve. This would be "sitting reach".
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