@steveadams. Well done Steve. Great workmanship and another great video. 

🙏🎸🎶🙂

Brilliant @steveadams! You’re really doing it and the vids are stellar!

4 hands are better than 2!

Well done steve. Looks great. Love the music. 🙂

Hi Steve, you see that dust extraction port on your router? If you are lucky you might just find that a vacuum cleaner hose fits on that!😂😂😂

Just watching a guitar and rosette being made on ‘How do they do that’

The factory in Mexico has got rosettes  sorted! I think you’re making a bit of a fuss Steve!!! Watch and learn😂😂

I was wondering where you'd gone!

Congrats Steve - that looks like a nice neat job.  The hardest job is always the one you fear most.  

So it's all easy from here on in ....

@steveadams

The templates hanging on the wall make it look like a real guitar makers workshop, if you didn’t do sound no one would know the difference.

That rosette's a good job well done @steveadams. I'll have to do it sometime, how many times did you practice it.

Hey @robin,

at least 4 times seriously...and then had to psyche mysef up..ha ha

@rocknroller912 It may look pro with the templates...but stil v amateur...I'll do a little show and tell video with the telecasters that I made using the templates..

@darrenking I was worried about the hoover twisting and then thought a third person could hold the hoover hose, but then I'd need a fourth person to trail the hoover...then a fifth to rotate the hoover power cable...and it was at that point I thought...sod it....ha ha

cheers all

Steve

@steveadams

The crew you’re describing to manage the dust extractor sounds like a BBC production team, and you didn’t even mention the Health & Safety experts.

Love it, the videos are great @steveadams

thanks @cheesewhisk

and @rocknroller912 I can send you my 23 page H&S assessment including the individual COP sections...perhaps the most important being "risk of spilling tea on top of layout drawing"!!!!!

cheers

Steve

@steveadams

Don’t forget the COSHH, Manual Handling and Power Tool Vibration Assessments (calculator for the last one is at www.hse.gov.uk).

ps don’t use a dust extractor, it will need a fire risk assessment.

Don’t forget the COSHH, Manual Handling and Power Tool Vibration Assessments (calculator for the last one is at www.hse.gov.uk).

ps don’t use a dust extractor, it will need a fire risk assessment.

I think you've done this before @rocknroller912 ...

@tv101

Yes risk assessments are very familiar territory for me. At work we had workshops with vehicle maintenance, wood machining/assembly and metal work/welding. I did all the risk and related assessments. We had to work to industry standards set by insurance inspectors which are very strict. It involved a lot of research into hazards and standards of PPE which change constantly. Learned a lot from the tradesmen.

Where is @steveadams, and part 7 of the show?

Abducted by aliens?

Busily posting part 12 in a parallel universe?

Down the pub?

(ok, that last one was just silly!)

Hey @tv101

Thanks for remembering me...ha ha

Real work (paid!!!) had got in the wat and I had a slight medical issue which meant my right eye was playing up and not really condusive to close up woodowrk but all good now...

I am uploading Part7 right now and part 8 will be ready in couple of days...

standby!!!!

cheers

Steve

work

We don't use that word here @steveadams.