#58: Electric Guitar Part 1: Body

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🎸 Dive into the world of CNC guitar building with Part 1 of this comprehensive lesson! Kyle explores how to machine an electric guitar body, focusing on importing external files, setting up double-sided projects, and managing various pockets and holes. Learn how to handle different machining depths, strategically place elements on layers, and optimize toolpaths for pickups, control pockets, and string ferrules. Kyle provides practical tips on using profile and pocket toolpaths, the benefits of boring bits versus end mills for drilling, and strategies for minimizing blowout and tool changes. This lesson offers essential insights into preparing guitar body files for machining and setting up precise cuts on both the front and back sides.

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