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murtazahashwani
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I would like to see how we can create a guitar with the help of waste materials...



   
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Posted by: @murtazahashwani

I would like to see how we can create a guitar with the help of waste materials...

 

What sort of waste materials are you thinking about @murtazahashwani?

Offcuts of wood, or scrap wood, or recycling materials, or .... what else?

 


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@tv101 Offcuts of wood & Recycling Materials



   
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I would like to see how Mark drills the truss rod access in the headstock for a strat style neck please.



   
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Posted by: @timc

I would like to see how Mark drills the truss rod access in the headstock for a strat style neck please.

Yes, that would be great!

 



   
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How about an extension module to the electric guitar course... carving a top?

https://www.baileyguitars.co.uk/product/bandsman-carve-top-special/



   
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Drop tops and arch tops would be awesome



   
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I would love to learn to build some PRS type stuff. I have a lovely little custom se 24 that my wife bought me about 8 years ago but after taking early retirement I am not rolling in it. I would dearly love to build a hollow body PRS type.

BTW. Brand new here. Been playing (very badly) for many years and been doing small upgrades and repairs for most of that time and thought about all the hideously built mass produced stuff I have seen and thought that, with some training and all the time in the world on my hands now, I can build something at least usable. 
pleased to be here. Been through a few of the old videos on YouTube and been pleasantly surprised by how straightforward it is presented.

thanks for having me on 😎

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Hi Mark,

I am struggling to understand the principles of electronics. I have read several posts in the NET, but it all remains enigmatic to me. I have tried to build a headless guitar before joining your courses and wanted to install a single coil and humbucker, but with only one volume and one tone pot. The result was quite unsatisfactory. 

Maybe a course on the basics of guitar electronics would be interesting...

Roy

 



   
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@rkk108 That would be useful. Guitar electronics can be confusing with so many different configurations. I’ve studied basic electronics but it doesn’t help much with guitar stuff. 
Having a multimeter does help.


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