Hello @nossair Welcome to the forum and well done building your guitars. 👍

Posted by: @bpower
Thats like a survival pack

@bpower Indeed it is. A man can’t survive without beer, snacks and bog roll. 😆

This thread is turning into a body repair shop. I’ve just discovered another problem, the jack plate route is slightly too big to get both screws in so I’ll have to build up something at one end to allow the…   Read more»

Posted by: @tv101 You don’t need to mess up another back plate – some 3mm ply* could do the job just as well?  Or, use some 6mm ply* and hollow out the underside, then you don’t have to worry about…   Read more»

Posted by: @tv101
I like that you keep your Sizzlin’ Extra Hot Pringles in the fridge.  
Wise move.

@tv101 Just above, on the next shelf, is the toilet roll. 😆

What do you think @markbailey ? 
https://youtu.be/bmwkfogMT2A

I have another problem.  As I am putting a trem in with a much bigger block, the springs are sitting high and proud of the back of the guitar body. I’ve been pondering over it and thought of one solution…   Read more»

@bpower and @tv101 Yeah but it’s even better if you can get your wife to buy the snacks and beer. 🙌🍟🍕🧀🌶🍺🍻

It’s not a bad fit now at the sides, as far as the springs are concerned. 

More snagging work. I’m using a trem with a bigger block so one of the springs was seriously catching on one side of the spring cavity (I forgot to take a picture). I had to get the router out again. …   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton Do you wet sand with the 3m pad? Is it too abrasive? If so, do you put dish detergent with the water for lubricant? @clinton By the way, when sanding sanding sealer, you don’t have to wet…   Read more»