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    Fretboard Radius Jig 11x17

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    Abrahan Blasco Garcia
    The pin locations on the fretboard radius jig are positioned by measuring down from the fretboard mounting board and assume a .25” fretboard thickness. This allows for radius options of 7.5”, 9.5”, 10”, 12”, 14”, and 16”. A compound radius can be achieved by placing the pins in different holes, such as the pin at the nut end in the 10” hole and the pin at the heel end in the 16” hole.

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    Fretboard Radius Jig 11x17

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    Abrahan Blasco Garcia
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    The pin locations on the fretboard radius jig are positioned by measuring down from the fretboard mounting board and assume a .25” fretboard thickness. This allows for radius options of 7.5”, 9.5”, 10”, 12”, 14”, and 16”. A compound radius can be achieved by placing the pins in different holes, such as the pin at the nut end in the 10” hole and the pin at the heel end in the 16” hole.

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    The pin locations on the fretboard radius jig are positioned by measuring down from the fretboard mounting board and assume a .25” fretboard thickness. This allows for radius options of 7.5”, 9.5”, 10”, 12”, 14”, and 16”. A compound radius can be achieved by placing the pins in different holes, such as the pin at the nut end in the 10” hole and the pin at the heel end in the 16” hole.

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    Fretboard Radius Jig 11x17

    Uploaded by

    Abrahan Blasco Garcia
    The pin locations on the fretboard radius jig are positioned by measuring down from the fretboard mounting board and assume a .25” fretboard thickness. This allows for radius options of 7.5”, 9.5”, 10”, 12”, 14”, and 16”. A compound radius can be achieved by placing the pins in different holes, such as the pin at the nut end in the 10” hole and the pin at the heel end in the 16” hole.

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    The pin locations on each end are positioned by measuring down from the top fretboard mounting board

    and assume the fretboard blank will be .25 thick. This will result in radius options of 7.5, 9.5, 10, 12, 14 and
    16. A compound radius can be obtained by placing the pins in different holes. For example, the pin on the
    nut end could be inserted into the 10 hole while the pin at the heel end could be placed in the 16 hole.

    4.625

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    1.5 Long #12 Router
    Board Stop Wood Screw
    Quantity: 2

    4.625

    21

    http://youtu.be/BNm5G84ht5A
    22 X 2.5 X .75
    Plywood Fretboard Mounting Board
    Quantity: 1

    .75

    .75

    Router Board
    Bottom View
    1 Long #6 Fretboard
    Mounting Wood Screw
    Quantity: 2

    7.25
    9.25

    9.5
    30 X 4 X .75
    Plywood Side Braces
    Quantity: 2
    7.5

    7.5

    9.75

    9.5
    10

    11.75
    13.75

    29 X 8 X .75
    Plywood Frame Ends
    Quantity: 2

    12
    15.75

    14
    16

    9.5
    10
    The position of the router
    mounting holes will vary based
    on the router used

    12
    22 X 20 X .75
    Plywood Rocker Board
    Quantity: 1

    14
    16

    1.5 X 9 X .75
    Plywood
    Quantity: 1

    Skateboard
    Bearings
    14 X 9 X .75
    Quantity: 2
    Plywood
    Quantity: 1

    Router Board
    End View

    24 X 4 X .75
    Plywood Bottom
    Side Braces
    Quantity: 2

    Side View

    1.5 Diameter Hole


    For Router Bit

    End View

    Use a total of twenty four #10,


    1.5 long wood screws to
    attach the side braces to the
    frame ends. Use three of the
    same size screws to attach the
    fretboard mounting board to
    the top of the rocker board.

    1.5 X 3/8
    bolt, three washers,
    one skateboard
    bearing and one nut.
    One set for each
    bearing.

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