Hi @russ Thanks for making contact today Russell. This is what I was working on - Kneck carving. Driftwood (Honduran Mahogany) top on Spalted Sycamore body with Sycamore Neck and figured Ash fretboard...

Hey, looks great! Glad you found my plans useful. Also, the strips on the neck are laminates not carbon fibre so you got it right! I have a version of the plans which are a lot more in depth now so if...

@robin Yeah I hear ya, can’t argue with that.

Cool, I’ve got some cork tiles that look spot on. I’ll glue them down

Well all bar the strips, would cork work? I don’t have hard wood strips Hi @cheesewhisk. I actually think that cork works better. 🎸🎶🙂🙏

@koendb Welcome to the group, your guitars look great

And another welcome from me @koendb 😀

Fuitars, that means Futuristic Guitars btw 😂

@koendb Welcome to the community, your fuitars so far look great! Looking forward to build pics for your Tele, have fun!

Welcome Koendb. Your sure to learn some stuff here and have a bit of fun too. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

I've been building guitars from parts and a few kits, without much of prior skills except maintaining my own guitars.Now its time to step it up and make my own neck and body. That s why decided to bec...

@robin I think your router advice is sound

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Neck angle jigg actually done. Well all bar the strips, would cork work? I don’t have hard wood strips.

@matt but you might consider removing a little wood with a file or reamer to get them in there, it shouldn’t take too much?!? I did consider that, but don't want to have loose sloppy fit. I'd rather...

@boo Top drawer Robin, I’m proud of you for being proud of what you have done. I'll take that as a compliment, I think!

@eddie6string I always drill undersized holes where possible and finish with a taper reamer. It can allow you to correct minor errors like yours I like that idea. Hopefully I'll be reunited with my...

@Rocknroller912 In the photo at the top I noticed that you have a router. Or if a drill bit is too long you could use a small diameter router bit. That's the way I'm thinking. I've also got a plung...

@robin Or if a drill bit is too long you could use a small diameter router bit.

@robin In the photo at the top I noticed that you have a router. Router bits usually have a 6mm shank, so you could put a 6mm drill in the collet and use it to drill vertical holes once you have plugg...