It's suppose to be a family crest of the person it was made for, not sure of any ties to Germany. :icon_biggrin:Logrinn said:The last one is awesome. To me, it looks like a german insignia. And with the small Fender logo in the middle it makes me think of a guitar made in Germany :icon_biggrin:
Thank you Steve.. :headbang:BigSteve22 said:Nice work Doug. As always! :icon_thumright:
Yes, I can do gold plates, but the ones I get are pre made, so the thickness isn't an option in that case.Last Triumph said:Just catching up with this thread having been away for a couple of years.
Are these available in gold plating, rather than the original brass ones I got, and could you make a neck plate a little thicker than normal?
Absolutely.... :icon_thumright:SRV 4 Life said:i need a custom neckplate and a truss rod cover , should i pm you with my ideas ?
DangerousR6 said:Yes, I can do gold plates, but the ones I get are pre made, so the thickness isn't an option in that case.Last Triumph said:Just catching up with this thread having been away for a couple of years.
Are these available in gold plating, rather than the original brass ones I got, and could you make a neck plate a little thicker than normal?
Ahhh yes, I remember those. Yes if I make my own plates, I can make them as thick or thin as I want. But there are some places out there that have thick plates that have been plated.Last Triumph said:DangerousR6 said:Yes, I can do gold plates, but the ones I get are pre made, so the thickness isn't an option in that case.Last Triumph said:Just catching up with this thread having been away for a couple of years.
Are these available in gold plating, rather than the original brass ones I got, and could you make a neck plate a little thicker than normal?
Ok, thanks - I ask as I've got an angled neck pocket and contoured heel so need some extra meat on the bone for a deep countersink to keep the screw heads from sticking out on one side of the hole.
You made a neck plate and truss rod cover for me originally, "Caramel Sky".
DangerousR6 said:Some more...
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It's all about finding the right tool for the job.... :icon_thumright:DMRACO said:DangerousR6 said:Some more...
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this is a killer design. It seems like your ability to create finer details has grown.
The normal plates I make or even the pre-made plates I use are only .09 thick. I can make a thicker brass plate .125(1/8th) thick if you need, this would allow for a deeper countersink on one side that you require.Last Triumph said:The gold ones you have, what is the substrate material - i.e what would it look like in the machined areas?
Due to the 720 mod and contoured heel, my screw heads are proud on one side due to their angle and I can't countersink them any further without them cutting into the body - this is on the brass one you made for me.
I'm weighing up my options - I need gold and need thick so enable me to put a decent angled countersink in to keep the high side of the screw head flush.
Any thoughts?
Thick, gold and custom machined - a conundrum.
DangerousR6 said:The normal plates I make or even the pre-made plates I use are only .09 thick. I can make a thicker brass plate .125(1/8th) thick if you need, this would allow for a deeper countersink on one side that you require.Last Triumph said:The gold ones you have, what is the substrate material - i.e what would it look like in the machined areas?
Due to the 720 mod and contoured heel, my screw heads are proud on one side due to their angle and I can't countersink them any further without them cutting into the body - this is on the brass one you made for me.
I'm weighing up my options - I need gold and need thick so enable me to put a decent angled countersink in to keep the high side of the screw head flush.
Any thoughts?
Thick, gold and custom machined - a conundrum.
Not a problem, most likely I don't have the original from back then. That was before I had my own cnc machine, and I've also changed computers since then. A jpeg or png of a scan will work just fine.Last Triumph said:DangerousR6 said:The normal plates I make or even the pre-made plates I use are only .09 thick. I can make a thicker brass plate .125(1/8th) thick if you need, this would allow for a deeper countersink on one side that you require.Last Triumph said:The gold ones you have, what is the substrate material - i.e what would it look like in the machined areas?
Due to the 720 mod and contoured heel, my screw heads are proud on one side due to their angle and I can't countersink them any further without them cutting into the body - this is on the brass one you made for me.
I'm weighing up my options - I need gold and need thick so enable me to put a decent angled countersink in to keep the high side of the screw head flush.
Any thoughts?
Thick, gold and custom machined - a conundrum.
I think that will be the route we need to go - I'll need a replacement truss rod cover too.
I guess you'll need new artwork as I imagine you don't have the original stuff going back to 2012/3?
I'll get them nickle, then gold plated over here in the UK - unless you have a contact?
I didn't mention it at the time, but I neglected to tell you that I'm left handed, hence the script you put into my truss rod cover is upside down so I couldn't use it :doh:
I don't have CAD facilities so what's best - a jpeg/png image for you to copy/scan?
I take that back, I got my machine in 2011, I'll take a look and see if I can find it...Last Triumph said:DangerousR6 said:The normal plates I make or even the pre-made plates I use are only .09 thick. I can make a thicker brass plate .125(1/8th) thick if you need, this would allow for a deeper countersink on one side that you require.Last Triumph said:The gold ones you have, what is the substrate material - i.e what would it look like in the machined areas?
Due to the 720 mod and contoured heel, my screw heads are proud on one side due to their angle and I can't countersink them any further without them cutting into the body - this is on the brass one you made for me.
I'm weighing up my options - I need gold and need thick so enable me to put a decent angled countersink in to keep the high side of the screw head flush.
Any thoughts?
Thick, gold and custom machined - a conundrum.
I think that will be the route we need to go - I'll need a replacement truss rod cover too.
I guess you'll need new artwork as I imagine you don't have the original stuff going back to 2012/3?
I'll get them nickle, then gold plated over here in the UK - unless you have a contact?
I didn't mention it at the time, but I neglected to tell you that I'm left handed, hence the script you put into my truss rod cover is upside down so I couldn't use it :doh:
I don't have CAD facilities so what's best - a jpeg/png image for you to copy/scan?
DangerousR6 said:I take that back, I got my machine in 2011, I'll take a look and see if I can find it...Last Triumph said:DangerousR6 said:The normal plates I make or even the pre-made plates I use are only .09 thick. I can make a thicker brass plate .125(1/8th) thick if you need, this would allow for a deeper countersink on one side that you require.Last Triumph said:The gold ones you have, what is the substrate material - i.e what would it look like in the machined areas?
Due to the 720 mod and contoured heel, my screw heads are proud on one side due to their angle and I can't countersink them any further without them cutting into the body - this is on the brass one you made for me.
I'm weighing up my options - I need gold and need thick so enable me to put a decent angled countersink in to keep the high side of the screw head flush.
Any thoughts?
Thick, gold and custom machined - a conundrum.
I think that will be the route we need to go - I'll need a replacement truss rod cover too.
I guess you'll need new artwork as I imagine you don't have the original stuff going back to 2012/3?
I'll get them nickle, then gold plated over here in the UK - unless you have a contact?
I didn't mention it at the time, but I neglected to tell you that I'm left handed, hence the script you put into my truss rod cover is upside down so I couldn't use it :doh:
I don't have CAD facilities so what's best - a jpeg/png image for you to copy/scan?