@brie thanks dude. not finished carving yet though. Still have the neck joint area to finish off. Since my 2nd build all have had blended neck joints so there’s no step from neck to body. That part wi...

Gorgeous

@swepri He then used his own special clamping device, made of a small block of wood and a tuner + string, from the outside to pull a small block on the inside while the glue hardened. The reinforcem...

@robin I have seen luthier Ted Woodford do something like that in a video (which I can't find now, among all his videos). Basically, he drilled a tiny hole where he wanted the strap button to be locat...

I'm enjoying playing my acoustic, it feels so comfortable, I think I've got the body size just right for me. There's just one wee niggle. I've put the strap button in the middle of the heal and with i...

@russ thanks! Is it just because fender doesn’t make any 12” radius guitars? Cuz I can find tons of other sizes

Hi @somethingnicer The nut does have to match your fretboard radius. You could try making one from a blank but there are some premade ones out there for Strat style 12" radius. 🎸🎶&...

Hey all, I'm almost done with my first bolt on neck and I'm at the part where mark installs the nut. I'm realizing I bought the wrong type of nut and I really need a "fender style" nut with a radius.....

Top Job very nice

@boo hello, first electric then acoustic. thanks

@boo Ooohhh! I like that one.

Cheers @boo. They have been around for a while but I've only just heard about them. They're from Mexico. 🙏🎶🎸🙂

This Is My Favourite Song For This Moment....... 🙏🎶🙂🎸

@nsj Nice work yet again Neil. Really enjoyed watching this one. Enjoy your well earned break. 🎸🙂🎶🙏

Nice one Neil, up to your usual very high standards!!

@boo be sure to insist on a 4 string because a 5 string is a pain in the hoop! 🤣

I'm sure there will be some out there @boo. Just haven't discovered them yet..... I'm more a 70's guy. 🤩 ...... I'm going to go on a search for the modern glam bands now. 🎸🙂&...

@liebe friend had really old massive slabs of it, sold me one. Also sawed it up for me with his massive machinery so I could get the maximum use.

@brie thanks, i will have questions ad some point. 😀

Welcome Benjamin, enjoy your guitar making journey. Mark’s courses are really easy to follow and give you confidence and your fellow forum members are ready with helpful advice, don’t be afraid to ask...