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RE: What would you like to see next?

Are you planning an un-saddle pickup fitting video for an acoustic guitar Mark? That would be nice... Herb

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

8 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

Posted by: John L Right, I want to know everything! ? I would like to see a finishing course that explains and demonstrates different products. Measuring and cutting wood is a skill in itself and ther...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

8 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

Posted by: Edwin I would very much like that! Also a topic on tool maintainance, e.g. sharpening plane blades, chisels, saws, drill bits etc. Cheers Edwin!

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

8 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

Posted by: John L Oh, there is something I wouldn’t mind learning. On any standard guitar such as an S type or T type with a laminated top, how do you do an elbow carve without going through the top? ...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

8 years ago
RE: Finishing without darkening the wood

Chaps. I've only just seen all your lovely replies (I didn't subscribe to be notified and there's the Christmas thing too). I have never tried poly so that'll be a first. Hopefully the splintering sta...

In forum Finishing

8 years ago
RE: Finishing without darkening the wood

Waterborne lacquers will tend to result in less of a darkening effect although this is something that all lacquer manufacturers are trying to overcome given that they want the water based products to ...

In forum Finishing

8 years ago
RE: Finishing without darkening the wood

Good luck! Dispose your used rags safely, they can self-combust spontaniously....

In forum Finishing

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Posted by: Carnivorous HERBivore You must be proud of these Deej - great work! Thanks @carnivorous HERBivore Still learning but really enjoying when I get the time.

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Posted by: Carnivorous HERBivore You must be proud of these Deej - great work! Thanks @carnivorous HERBivore Still learning but really enjoying when I get the time.

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Hi, That through neck is sooooooo pretty!

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Ok, long way to go but here is my first ebony back Attachment : 05328B35-2E58-4D66-83A0-443878709326.jpeg

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Posted by: Mike Love seeing your work Dave and it was a pleasure to be on the course when you completed the Super Strat - beautiful wood choice fashioned into a stunning instrument...top work my frien...

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Some photos of builds

Love seeing your work Dave and it was a pleasure to be on the course when you completed the Super Strat - beautiful wood choice fashioned into a stunning instrument...top work my friend!

In forum Electric

8 years ago
RE: Hello, this is me

Heeee Marcel! Jij ook hier? It was your article that inspired me to contact Mark and take a 5-day course in his workshop! And a second one. And then it all got out of hand........

In forum New Members

8 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

I would very much like that! Also a topic on tool maintainance, e.g. sharpening plane blades, chisels, saws, drill bits etc.

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

8 years ago
RE: Brace material

Thanks for your kind words Darren - it really means a lot to hear that. OK. I slept on it. Hemlock. Yeah why not! Remember that it is all about 'stiffness' or 'strength'. Like most builders I usually ...

In forum Acoustic

8 years ago
RE: Brace material

Hi Mark, Thanks for the reply and I am very impressed with all the videos that I have watched so far. You have a great knack for describing processes, that I am sure are completely new to many, in a v...

In forum Acoustic

8 years ago
RE: Brace material

Hey Darren - great to have you onboard! I have not used Hemlock for braces Some initial thoughts: (just back from a gig so I'll sleep on it...) Its all about the strength to weight ratio I'm betting t...

In forum Acoustic

8 years ago
Brace material

Hi there, I have a question. Has anyone used hemlock (Tsuga heterophllya) as a brace material? It’s a little denser than spruce but I have a load of really beautiful old (I’ve had it for more than 15 ...

In forum Acoustic

8 years ago
RE: Hello, this is me

Hey Marcel Thanks for those AMAZING words...WOW! 2004 - yeah...that brings back happy memories.. We have come such a long way - look at us now! Of course none of it would be possible without you, and ...

In forum New Members

8 years ago
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