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Of course!, maybe you can use a 2x16 I2C display, and then make the distance measurements print not to the arduino serial monitor but to the 2x16 display or any other display you want to use, hope this can help you, thanks for reading my stuff, cheers!

Yeah, that's awesome!!, thanks for letting me know Revanth, have a nice day!

Glad to hear that Chetan, thanks for reading, have a nice day!

Hi MaximilianK5, yes what you say it's true, i did this a long time ago, and didn't change the code, just uploaded as it was back then, and with the same hardware setup i used those days (2013), thanks for commenting. Have a nice day!

Hi MikB, thanks for your comment, well one the third video you will see that on the rear part of the neck there are some lines drawn, what i did to draw that lines was to measure and mark some points on the medium part, the center of the neck, those points would be like a mirrored inlays over the rear part. Now the truss rod has often 1cm of diameter, so when i draw all the central points i just measure 1 cm to each side of it with a measuring tape, and at 1 cm of separation i mark one point for each side, so you would have 3 points, then repeat this process for all the inlays. then you can draw a line that go through all of the side points. Finally each hole will be in the position of the side poitns, if you drill straigth through them you should't hit the truss rod with the drill, and t…

Hi MikB, thanks for your comment, well one the third video you will see that on the rear part of the neck there are some lines drawn, what i did to draw that lines was to measure and mark some points on the medium part, the center of the neck, those points would be like a mirrored inlays over the rear part. Now the truss rod has often 1cm of diameter, so when i draw all the central points i just measure 1 cm to each side of it with a measuring tape, and at 1 cm of separation i mark one point for each side, so you would have 3 points, then repeat this process for all the inlays. then you can draw a line that go through all of the side points. Finally each hole will be in the position of the side poitns, if you drill straigth through them you should't hit the truss rod with the drill, and that's it. Check the image so you can see what i mean

Hehe, well it's the game intro, and it's a japanese game so it makes sense :)

Hey, glad you like the video, and which song do you refer to? All of the songs are from soundtrack of the game Bloody Roar 2 from PS1.