kfowler8

Hey man, no problem! I had a similar experience years and years ago. Drilling out the holes for a stop tailpiece. The bass side post was a hair too wide, and I was devastated. Until someone told me “dude, we’ve all been there. Fill and redrill. You probably won’t even see it when it’s all done.” He was right. Always remember, there’s not much you can do to a guitar that can’t be fixed one way or another.

Sully

Hi,

You can find it on this page of German forum in the section Les Paul, »Deckenwölbung«. File name is Carve-template-set.pdf.
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Regards,
Jure

Hey, good luck. I have the same experience with wood you listed. It really isn't as hard as it looks and like gator said, it's therapeutic.

Hi kfowler8 thanks. The guitar on the left is an original 1959 burst Les Paul, 9 1873. The one on the right is my replica Les Paul, made by Gil Yaron. Check out this thread: http://www.mylespaul.com/forums/luth...replica-2.html

Have fun,
Benjamin