Anyone watching Bliss last night will have seen this @tv101 love it, good work!

A little musical @tv101 good work sir, absolutely loved the chap who did sweet home Alabama, talk about givin it your all! I miss living near pubs that have live music. @markbailey I think you mentio...

Anyone watching Bliss last night will have seen this - well, seen most of this before the subtle editing towards the end from our host. For anyone not watching Bliss last night, here's something you ...

I got these recently for my angle grinder, one concave, one convex. @boo i could just send you a bag of saw dust and wood chips if you like?😉

I got these recently for my angle grinder, one concave, one convex. 😁 Fun times Those will remove wood very quickly and efficiently @boo, go easy and have fun!

The adjusted horns based on Marks suggestion, going to leave it for today and see what I think in the morning I reckon, I quite like it though! Attachment : 84E9D52A-4EA9-4D6E-B072-946A5AE84522.jp...

@boo thank you for posting those, really helpful to see!

I've done a couple of carved top LPs/LP-alikes, and the carving/sanding took longer than the rest of the guitar @tv101 Angle grinder! (seriously)

You're welcome @Boo. I was going to recut the wonky one, but then realised that I didn't have any more of that ply knocking around. And you'd want to do your own thing with the control cavity and la...

@markbailey thank you, i like the suggestion for reshaping too, means I can modify the template I made to instead of doing a new one 🙂

Looks ACE ! If you want to adjust the horns for better access I would suggest something like this: Attachment : C54C869C-F1FD-407F-A296-42A4F4A6FB7A_1_201_a.jpeg

f you were able to use a step drill you could drill the 8mm and 10mm at the same time and guarantee concentricity. @Robin I also thought of using stepdrills, and I have some of those laying around. T...

The router is actually a good idea @koendb I have them occasionally 😛 As suggested before I’d clamp the router down to the body with a wide base plate after aligning it if I was doing this on...

You could even make sure the ferules go in straight with the 8mm bit, no matter what. @koendb just a thought about this the ferrules I had, had a lip round them so you’d need to cut a wider recess to...

just a thought about this the ferrules I had, had a lip round them so you’d need to cut a wider recess too with a larger bit if you wanted them flush. Thats indeed the issue, the shaft of the ferules...

To make sure you have them all on a perfect line, you just need to make sure to use guide rails, and glide the router between these rails. you can check well enough if the router bit ends up in exact...

If you're using those dowel cutters, why not do the wider hole first? The "brad point" will leave an indentation at the bottom of the hole in the centre, is that not enough to centre the narrower cutt...

@jonhodgson that’s a great idea, it absolutely does!

@koendb Thats indeed the issue, the shaft of the ferules is one thing, but for me, what screws it up is that little lip that you need to cut out, to make the ferrules sit flush with the body. for me ...

@Tej, The router is actually a good idea! You just need to be very careful and have a right sized bit I guess.It is ideal, because you can really accurately place it and almost no chance of tear-out. ...