Hey Guys
Here is Part 6..it's rosette time...
Hope you like it..
cheers
Steve
@steveadams. Well done Steve. Great workmanship and another great video.
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Brilliant @steveadams! You’re really doing it and the vids are stellar!
4 hands are better than 2!
Practice on scrap...
Well done steve. Looks great. Love the music. 🙂
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.
Some people call me a tool, others are less complimentary. Tools being useful things.
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
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.
Some people call me a tool, others are less complimentary. Tools being useful things.
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
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.
Some people call me a tool, others are less complimentary. Tools being useful things.
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 ...
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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.
Some people call me a tool, others are less complimentary. Tools being useful things.
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!)
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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.
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