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Old 07-02-2007, 02:07 PM
Pieter Gaskin Pieter Gaskin is offline
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Default Wood Stability

Lately I have been "playing" around with building my first custom bass(yes this is STRICTLY a hobby and I am NO ONE'S builder).I have mostly assembled kits and done a few small repairs.

I noticed with a three piece laminated neck blank that I have had glued up for around 5 years that the laminates all seem to bend to the left as I sight down the blank.Of course when flipped over they go the opposite way .

This maple I purchased raw and not dried and was left to sit for a year in my cellar.Is there anything I should look for when purchasing material that will help me avoid these twists and turns?I am assuming this billet is headed for the woodstove........well after I practice cutting an angled headstock .
Pete

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Thanks Ken for helping my Mom with her Father's Day order for the video/t-shirt and polish.I really enjoyed the video!!!!
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