I will do when I can find out how to upload images.  ? 

I know - it's all so new!

It's the 'Attach Files' link below the box when you edit the text...

Ah...... mine doesn’t have that icon! 

Weird!!!! It’s just appeared 

Weird...indeed....

At least you won't get the lurgy...

I just gave you a Hero point for being the first to upload a pic

That means you are a Guitar Making Hero my friend!

On a recent holiday to Scotland, I picked up some second hand machinery. 

The pickups I used in this Bailey Bandsman are Hot Slags from Iron Gear. 

http://www.irongear.co.uk/irongear_pickups_008.htm

I started this project in my garage/workshop at home with two trestles from Aldi, a piece of MDF board, a few clamps and a cat. 

Wearing my PPE I then started to make the patterns and jigs from the course videos. I used MDF and some other wood I had in stock. I just took my time and followed the instructions that Mark gave me until they looked just like his. 

I made a base plate for my router and some more jigs and patterns.

Oh I then went to a beer festival. Note: I never use power tools or work on my guitar with any hand tools if I have had any alcohol. 

With my 1:1 plan drawn out, I could then start thinking about bringing the guitar wood to the bench. 

This video shows me inspecting the various woods that I purchased from Mark. 

I marked out the neck blank and routed out the truss rod slot. 

Surface routing the front face of the headstock using the jig. 

Marked out neck blank for long cuts on the bandsaw before making the cuts.

Checked that the truss rod, fretboard and nut lined up with the marked line and with each other. It started to look like a neck. 

Time to surface route the back of the headstock using a jig.

I used the headstock pattern to drill the holes for the tuners which I then test fitted.