So... did you take a picture of the body before cutting the neck socket? No @mattbeels! Photoshop. That’s also how I got the assistant scantily clad too.

Good Job! Welcome to the Band of Bandsmen.

@osceola ahh, Zircote. It’s beautiful!

zircate I think is how you spell it I picked it up off ebay back during the summer I really like the look of it was just waiting to find something to use it on.

@osceola I think it looks killer! You did a great job on that volute too. That fretboard looks awesome as well, what kind of wood is it?

Absolutely amazing @osceola this is really inspiring to see from someone who's just starting out. Great work.

I finally got started on my bandsman, this is my third build, my first since finding the site and live streams. Decided to make up a laminate neck blank and ended up having a slight issue with the thi...

@tv101 Ok, so it was the scantily clad glamorous assistant. Got it, thanks.. So... did you take a picture of the body before cutting the neck socket?

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So which kind of magic (aside from that cheap ass shitty piece of plastic) did you employ to cover that extremely well done neck tenon join? Do you want to know a secret @mattbeels??

@tv101 I also do that. Even though on my router it would be quite difficult to hit the switch while changing bits I’ve always unplugged it while doing so. I don’t take any chances with that particular...

it ain't off until it's unplugged. @cheesewhisk. 👍 I agree. It doesn't take much effort to keep safe. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@tv Aye for sure, I've been doing that with the bandsaw it's pretty much standard practice for me, it ain't off until it's unplugged.

I switch mine off, *and* unplug it @tv101. I'm with you on this one tv. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

@Russ Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Hi Russ, the logos were done on the PC and printed onto inkjet waterslide transfer paper. It took a lot of coats of lacquer to build...

Attachment : image.png @robin Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Very neat. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@tv101. Very nice Indeed. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

Always switch it off before changing bits I switch mine off, *and* unplug it. Some of those bits scare me, and the thought of putting my fingers anywhere near them, when there's even the remotest ch...

Although doing a few climb cuts to avoid tear out is a good idea. Mark covers that in the course but this is general woodworking info that can be found anywhere. Stewmac is a good resource, they will ...