PacmanCaster: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

* To my current understanding it seems like if the neck is good, the bridge in alignment and the body follows some simple rules - you get a good guitar.

# If you do a solid body design avoid large cavities, especially under the pick guard.

# Avoid destabilizing the body in the neck axis.  

* Certified mahogany is a real nice material for milling but hard to get the paint job right. Pretty homogeneous (nice for milling) on the one hand and on the other with large pores (not nice for the paint job). Ripper told me about a filler material you can use to smooth it out and apparently Gibson does it that way because they mention it in a YouTube video pk sent me.

* The following videos pk sent me are very interesting, not only because the reveal methodology but also because it pictures the industry.

* The 2 first passes of sanding the wood right before painting are the most important ones. Yeah i know it's pretty common knowledge but I want to remind myself and maybe others to do it properly.

* Do the first pass in direction of the grain. Do the second pass orthogonal to the grain, and water the wood first.

* Pockets are hard to sand and paint. Rather us engravings for visual effects.

* Steep concavities on the profile of the body are a real challenge to sand and paint.