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Old 11-11-2011, 08:34 AM
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Les Paul Modeling with SW, Any Interest?

Hi All,

As many of you know, my Archtop videos are out, but I have gotten a couple requests to do a specific series on how to model a Les-paul ('59 archtop) with Solidworks.

How many would be interested specifically in this? Is there any interest?
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I would be more interested in a PRS guitar
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Thank you for that suggestion....

I think that is a great idea! One issue with that I see, is that there are not many reference materials out there (like for example a good set of plans) which detail all the shapes of this type of guitar.

I have certainly modeled it, and I think it is very close, but not sure how close to say a good PRS Mcarty it is, as again, no set of plans.

I think however, that once the process is shown, it can easily be changed or shaped to someone's liking...

Know of any good reference material, other than pictures?
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Interested in solidworks modeling techniques\

I would love to see how a Les Paul is modeled. I've tried a few time to model a Les Paul and an archtop in Catia and Solidworks. Check out this forum for a comprehensive hand build of a Les Paul. ExNihilo Vintage Burst Build - My Les Paul Forums

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I have looked for PRS plans with no luck. Your models look great and I think that I would enjoy building and playing it. There are lots of Les Paul plans around. Perhaps if you teach use how to model a PRS we could modify the plans to make a Les Paul (since there is lots of info on the Les Pauls out there already.
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OK..I see where you are coming from.....however, the process of creating a Les-Paul top is somewhat different than that of a PRS...the PRS in my opinion, and in the way I modeled it, is much easier....

not sure if you have seen "my version" of the guitar?

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still want a PRS over a Les? Maybe include BOTH in the same video set?:-)
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Yes, include both. I would purchased it!
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Spiro,

I have been waiting for your Archtop tutorial to come out but I am not really interested in modeling a hollow body guitar. My vote is for lessons on modeling a Les Paul.
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I'll buy one. I've bought your previouos 4 DVDs and will soon be purchasing the archtop DVD.
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Hi All,

As many of you know, my Archtop videos are out, but I have gotten a couple requests to do a specific series on how to model a Les-paul ('59 archtop) with Solidworks.

How many would be interested specifically in this? Is there any interest?
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I would buy this also.
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any progress on the Les Paul or PRS design videos?
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