NGD - Klesa RB Harvest

Music&Chaos said:
The screwdriver way is the most amateur way and is not how it should be done. I can point out every time I see it done. I did it when I was a beginner tech, and quickly realized that there is a better way. Oh well, still a great axe!!
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Oh totally, I'm not endorsing it, I've just seen guys mention doing it all over the Internet. I've tried it before on a beater neck myself and thought it sucked.
 
Bardagh said:
Oh totally, I'm not endorsing it, I've just seen guys mention doing it all over the Internet. I've tried it before on a beater neck myself and thought it sucked.
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Also, maybe if you only rolled between the frets you could get away with it but they smashed this into the frets themselves as well LOL as if it were a bevel tool or sanding block. Nah man, it was cheap steel scraping stainless.....jagged edge city....
 
I cannot imagine having a beautiful instrument like that and deciding to fuck around in that manner. :no:

How do you find the neck carve on it?
 
Bardagh said:
I cannot imagine having a beautiful instrument like that and deciding to fuck around in that manner. :no:

How do you find the neck carve on it?
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Techs do what they want sometimes. I definitely have had my own bad experiences with them and I hardly ever even use a tech.

Modern C is what they have it listed as but I find that term very vague.

It feels like a thin C to me that transitions into a slightly flatter radius as you go up the neck, which feels really good IMO.

I am a C carve guy. I have assymetrical and D and stuff and C is just where it is at for me if I have a choice.

I will get out my calipers when I do the 'Full Monty' and get some measurements.
 
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