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Gear Discussion Forums => Bill's Shop: Projects, Mods & Repairs => Topic started by: dc10bass on May 23, 2012, 06:34:12 AM
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Hello Group...
I finally got around to making a CAD model from the photo copy of the Epiphone Elitist Thunderbird pickguard that "UWE" sent me several years ago.
THANKS AGAIN "UWE"!
I see that the Epiphone Elitist Thunderbird pickguards are single ply all white, but what material thickness is it?
Also, if I decided to go with a more retro look what ply and material is used on the vintage 60's model Thunderbirds?
Thanks again for your input... I'll post pictures when I'm finished.
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.060 w/b/w available from Chandler
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.060 w/b/w available from Chandler
Nice... thanks!
Do you know where I can score a "Bird" logo for the pickguard?
thought I saw that someone was selling them from here a while ago.
Thanks again!
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Well that would be me. I have reverse and nonreverse guards with logos done in the original manner as Gibson.
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Well that would be me. I have reverse and nonreverse guards with logos done in the original manner as Gibson.
PM sent... Thanks!
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I see that the Epiphone Elitist Thunderbird pickguards are single ply all white, but what material thickness is it?
Also .060, available from Allparts
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Carlo I searched Allparts site I couldn't find it :( Help a old dumb guy out will ya ?
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Carlo I searched Allparts site I couldn't find it :( Help a old dumb guy out will ya ?
Unfortunately it's single ply Scott, not 3 ply.
http://www.allparts.com/White-Pickguard-Blank-p/pg-0395-025.htm
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Ah I did see that, bummer I was hoping for another source for the 3 ply.
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Hey, Scott, on a slightly related note, if I sent you a mirrored pickguard would you be able to put the Tbird logo on it? Or can you make a mirrored one yourself? I'm thinking of doing a custom project in the near future and this would be icing on the cake.
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Sorry I can't. A friend of mine runs these off for me and it looks like it will be a while before I run more. Also without scrap material it is almost impossible to get a good imprint on the first try. Temp and pressure vary from material to material.
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Alright, it was worth a shot. I'll probably just go with a waterslide decal or something.