I level the frets with a long piece of 18 mm mdf with a strip of 320 grit or 400 grit, depending on the amount of leveling that needs to be done. I take of the sharp corners with a small fret end file...

Download these at your own risk...

Yes a necessary tool these days..

I really appreciate these resources, you’re a star! Electronic versions are always handy on the iPad for in the workshop I hope you and others find them useful @johnnierox-boo

And one for @TV1010101

DIY fret dressing tool...

Mark’s process uses crowning files, 150 and 300 grit followed by wet and dry round an old crowning file - then polishing with wire wool and synthetic wire wool..... Following this set of steps my fret...

I basically use the same technique Mark uses on the course of different grits of sandpaper using a fret file. I use one of these. I then us A fret end file and finish with wire wool. I have been kno...

I'm not sure I can offer a whole lot of help based on my limited experience! But will read with interest the suggestions of others ...

@johnnierox-boo Amazon U.K. I think

And if you want to make CBG’s

This is a great resource for making your own rosettes

Another good book

My daughter bought me this which is very good. Attachment : F6C6ACB3-2554-463C-AF27-6B110290586D.jpeg Also you can download guitar electronics for musicians here

This is the one @johnnierox-boo Not so sure why he had to do the video with his shirt off!!

@johnnierox-boo You can buy small tins, or even little test sachets (Amazon I think) which is what I started with. I've used the Osmo Raw product to stop the wood taking an orange/yellow tint from oil...

@johnnierox-boo Hi and thanks. Look for Leo Brown on fb. Mojo sound productions or similar. He recently remastered it and holds the files, I'm sure he'd forward it somehow. It was fun to do! Thanks ag...

So then, @markbailey, would this sort of thing be useful for you in putting some more content on your YT channel? If so, any thoughts on what would be good (or not)? Or, if not, perhaps we'll just do ...

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