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Thank you. It was definitely better than letting it just sit.

Thanks. The neck did come out pretty good. I was pleasantly surprised. I bet a lacquer finish would have looked great on it. My initial idea for the paint scheme was a hammered look, but it didn't go as planned. Sunburst would have been awesome.

Thanks. It was a cool process to try out.

Thank you. Love your username too.

Thanks a lot.

You are welcome. And no, I'm sorry, this is the only one that I made.

I used Inkscape (a free software) to make the pattern. I have a couple of tutorials on how I make patterns if you would like to see if they would help you out. Here's the link - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlXsqAWo0V6LACPB-nW1xG1YL-nSGBtrY

No worries.

Good advice and very true. That is why we chose the 1/4" plywood panel for the art and a hardwood frame.

This stuff isn't the easiest to use either, as far as peeling off, but it most certainly is better than some spray adhesives I've used.

Yeah, I have had a few people mention that on other forums. I use that method with scroll saw patterns quite often. I wasn't sure if the painter's tape would seal the edges good enough for the paint not to seep through though. It probably would have worked fine. I was just being overly cautious. Thanks for the kind words too.

I have seen other people do it, but have never tried it myself. It seems like it should work.

Thank you very much.

Awesome job, man. Voted.

Haha, yes, we did try it. I gets tangled up pretty easy since there isn't any give in the bristles.

Thanks, Dan. Who doesn't?

Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.

LOL, to each their own. Thanks for the vote.

Famowood Glaze Coat

Fantastic build, video and ible. Love it all.

Thanks a lot, man. I think I want to make one for my bedroom. lol

Oh my gosh. That is so awesome. Thanks for sharing. Looks like it worked out well for you.

Thank you very much.

Thanks. I think the simplicity is the key to this one.

Thanks a lot, man.

Well done as always.

Awesome.

Increíble. Me alegra que lo hayas encontrado.

Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.

Noooooooo!!! Haha, great -ible, man. The colors are crazy bright.

Thanks. It sure is fun. Thanks for the vote, man.

I prefer the melee weapon function of this piece. Nice job, man.

Awesome job, Matt. Great first -ible. Love it.

Seems like people really like your stuff here too. Glad we could help get you over here.

Thanks, Charlie.

Nice stocking stuffer anyway. Thanks for checking it out.

Great ible, James.

Great opinion. You're right, I think everyone prefers a different flex. I, for one, usually play with a 1.2 mm pick, which is semi-stiff, really stiff by some standards. This would pick isn't too far off from that, though there is absolutely no flex. It starts at roughly 3 mm and tapers to just about 1 mm. So the business end is about right, but the grip is much fatter. Thanks for the comment. I enjoyed reading it.

Exactly. Transferred from my printer to the wood, I guess. Lol. Keeps a nice clear and crisp image this way. Thanks for checking it out.

Make it pointy and stab it through. LOL. Great project, man. Love the simplicity of it all. Definitely a great starter project.

Haha. No really, thanks. And hey, someone has to fill that position.

We figured that out once we were done. Rookie mistake, haha. We are working on a larger one and definitely using registration holes and dowels. Thanks for pointing that out.

Thanks, dude.

God bless the USA. Great job, brother.