So just a couple more pics here .. I made the neck raised above the body so I could place a cap on: [attach]1623[/attach] made a template for the cap: [attach]1624[/attach] and then made the cap: [attach]1625[/attach] I ended up…   Read more»

@russ Looks like I can attach pictures now, nice one Mark! This is it – it’s a nod to the Peavey Wolfgang EVH but neck-through instead of bolt-on. Spec-wise it’s a cherry-maple-cherry laminate with a wenge fretboard, ambrosia maple cap…   Read more»

Would be interested!

Class it as essential for some household refurbishment task and use it for guitars the rest of the time…….

Many thanks, @markbailey. Andrey

Hi Darren, thank you for you offer but I won’t take you up on it right now. I used pva because that is what I have and I always use nowadays for wood projects and have never had a problem…   Read more»

One of your best sessions today Mark. Really enjoyed it.Nice new Gadget Cam. 😀📹🎸

I’m still getting by with my hand-powered Mirka sanding block.  It’s the one with the dust extraction holes, so I just stick the pipe from that into the Dysan hosepipe and it seems to work OK. But agree completely with…   Read more»

Another interesting session – thanks for taking the time to set these up and run them Mark (& Carol). One question though … Am I using the wrong routers?  Every time I pick one up for a job it’s got…   Read more»

If anyone’s interested …   Ash – who is Oil City Pickups – is planning on running some Build Your Own PickUp courses when Covid19 permits.  He’s based in East London, and is a great guy who really knows his…   Read more»

Excellent session Mark – very clear explanations – picked up some tips as well.
 

Hi Norman, I haven’t seen PVA stain walnut before but it is an indication that, whilst most PVAs are white (unless they are dyed yellow ie Titebond) and smell pretty much the same, they can have significantly different chemical properties….   Read more»