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This is
a "Go-Deck".
It is a Japanese method for applying pressure
to glue joints in uneven surfaces. |
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This is a very small "table saw" I use to cut inlay
shapes like strips, diamonds and squares out of mother of pearl
and abalone blanks. |
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A slotted
jig to exert even pressure on a fretted fingerboard while gluing
it to the neck. The frets fit into the slots and the center is
hollowed out for the fingerboard arch. This gives a straight,
edge contact for a straight fingerboard joint. |
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A polycarbonate holding
fixture to shape the braces on a small shaper. A shaper
can be very dangerous and unpredictable if the piece you are
shaping is held too lightly. You really need a strong fixture
to hold the piece firmly and keep your fingers far away from
the blades. |
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A measuring
jig to consistantly position back braces. A great time saver
from measuring each time. |