Why do Trainwrecks not have handles?
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philmanatee
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Re: Why do Trainwrecks not have handles?
Could you put afew more shots of that cabinet up Distortion? That's a beauty! Phil
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Distortion
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Thanks for the comments. The cabinet did turn out very nicely.philmanatee wrote:Could you put a few more shots of that cabinet up Distortion? That's a beauty! Phil
Here is a link to some more shots of the cabinet..
http://www.outlawguitars.net/Custom%20K ... net.0.html
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Gorgeous!
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Holy cr@p, dude! That is NICE

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Awesome cab! I didn't know anyone actually finished the insides! What finish did you use?
Moid
Moid
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Distortion, That is nice stuff! I have the Jones to go back to the woodshop now! Maybe I'll make one of those "V" hardwood cabs for my Clone.
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Distortion
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Guys, thanks for the kind remarks.
The front of all my Komet cabs have Cocobolo laminated between the maple and bubinga or whatever other woods I have used. This is my spin on wood piping.
The finish used on this cabinet was Deft lacquer. It looks great and is pretty inexpensive. When the box was completed I let it set for about two weeks and then buffed it into a glass like apperance.
I love my buffer..
The front of all my Komet cabs have Cocobolo laminated between the maple and bubinga or whatever other woods I have used. This is my spin on wood piping.
The finish used on this cabinet was Deft lacquer. It looks great and is pretty inexpensive. When the box was completed I let it set for about two weeks and then buffed it into a glass like apperance.
I love my buffer..
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RockinLocken
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Beautiful work.
Great looking stuff. Mouth watering. Handles are cheap, I'm gonna gradle this one. After looking at this stuff, and looking at the stuff I have scrounged up. I'm gonna have to name her Tramp after my ex-wife. Maybe a leather handle will be O.K. after all.