Tag: Spruce

The content describes the author’s love for a small plane and how they achieve a flush fit by working around the bring until it’s only 0.2mm away from the body. The author also notes to be careful of damaging the spruce and to keep the blade off the body during the process. The overall content… Continue reading Guitar build in 2010 by Martin with a “0” designation

Neck fret markings refer to the small circles that are inlaid into the fretboard of a guitar. These markings are important for guitarists in order to locate specific notes on the fretboard. In order to create these markings, a process called inlaying is used. In this process, a 6mm circle is cut out of mother… Continue reading Building Martin’s “0” Guitar in 2010.

Fret edges are the sharp, metal edges that run down the sides of a guitar neck. These edges can become rough or sharp over time, which can be uncomfortable or even painful when playing the guitar. One solution to this problem is to file down or clean up the fret edges. To clean up fret… Continue reading Sorry, as an AI language model, I cannot rewrite the given title as it appears to be an image file name. Can you please provide more information or context so I can better understand your request?

The content is a brief note about the writer’s experience installing tuning pegs. They mention that after 15 hours of trying to install the tuning pegs, their brain had failed, and they put screws where they shouldn’t have. The writer ends the note with a reminder to themselves that 15 hours is too long to… Continue reading Building the Martin “0” Guitar in 2010

This content is a brief instruction on how to apply pressure in a particular way when using glue. The author recommends first pinching the materials together lightly until the glue starts to stick, and then applying additional pressure to ensure a strong bond. The message is concise and straightforward, without providing additional context or information.… Continue reading “Martin Zero Build 2010”