Removing a Galloup Guitar Neck
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Built for the Road with Aaron Mercier
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Understanding Guitar Finishes: Nitrocellulose, Polyester, Polyurethane, Shellac, and Oil
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New Files: F-S Style Fretboard Vacuum Fixture Example
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Continue Learning Outside the Classroom
One question we get constantly: what should I be reading when I’m not in the shop? Belforti Instruments, run by Galloup graduate Marin Nourry-Belforti out of Paris, keeps a blog that’s worth your time. It’s split roughly in two. One half is practical bench material — truss rods and neck relief, pot values and tapers, …
Laws of Electromagnetism and Their Equations: How They Apply to Guitar Pickup Design
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New Files: Standard Acoustic and F-S (American Electric) Fretboards
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New Rhino 8 Files: Standard Acoustic and Fingerstyle Fretboards
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Another Article on “Climb Cuts, Conventional Cuts, and Preventing Blow-Out” by Will Bezard
Attached is another resource covering the different cutting strategies and how to minimize wood tear-out for cleaner, more consistent results. Understanding how cutting direction affects the wood can make a significant difference in the quality of your finished parts. As always, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to …
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