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RE: Ambitious first build - one piece flame maple custom 22

I am pretty sure that you will find that very few guitars are ever built 'in the right order'! We get distracted, we want to see how the next bit will look, we forget to drill holes - important holes,...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Ambitious first build - one piece flame maple custom 22

I signed up as a premium member a few weeks ago, but I didn't see a section in the build your own guitar course on headstock veneer. Maybe I didn't look everything over. But the videos on that course ...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
Winding your own pick ups

I just know that someone will get their rocks off on this one! I saw a video of his first prototype and this has come quite along way since then. I kind of like the idea of being able to make pick ups...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

@darrenking Awesome! Thanks a lot for the positive reply, 😉. I’ll have to get to work on putting some files together so I’ll be in touch with that hopefully in early January, cheers!

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Hi Matt, Yes I am more than willing to have a go at this type of thing for you. The cost will very much depend on how you are able to present the information. If you can provide .dxf, .dwg, Adobe Illu...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Meet Deep Purple

Not really, Koa is relatively light but hard. It is a 2 inch body.

In forum Bass

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

All the ideas are great!!! My ultimate goal is to get into making archtop guitars. Cheers everyone!!!

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

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

@mattbeels This is how I've done it ... Using a very thin router bit in my Dremel to make the rough cut ... Attachment : 20200816_170053.jpg Then using a thin file to straighten up the edges of...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

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

Yeah that and how to rout/cut a blade switch into a body please.

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

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

@markbailey scalloped fretboards and asymmetrical neck profiles please!

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

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

Its not to do with guitar building but I think it would be awesome to see a live stream of Mark and Carol doing a gig!! That would be a nice treat, plus viewers could donate money for it like super ch...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

No problem. Just email me a dimensioned sketch of what you need and I'll machine it @darrenking I’ve recently received my Bailey order and I’m very happy with the quality of the Bandsman templates, c...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: New Member

@boo That’s a great story! Experience’s like that are really special, especially since meeting your heroes can go horribly wrong. In your case that must have been great to meet him in a relatively no...

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

I’ll check my Bandsman plan later and let you know that distance (unless Boo does it first!). I've emailed you 🙂

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Fortunately, it's not a very large kitchen!! Does that mean that I should hold off on booking any exotic foreign holidays on the back of it? I think you’ll probably be able to book all the hol...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Hi Boo, No problem. Just email me a dimensioned sketch of what you need and I'll machine it over Christmas That was what I was thinking of too @darrenking - when I asked about a neck template to matc...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Hi Bill, I get that, but if the the taper is constant for the full length of the neck, and the neck pocket end is the same for all guitars, then this will mean that the nut width is automatically redu...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Think the idea is that the neck pocket should have the same rate of taper as the neck taper template and the neck should only just not fit into the neck pocket so that with a little sand it is a good ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

The neck taper jig is just a long thing with a two straight but not quite parallel edges - you can use it for any scale length and different nut widths.........

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Bandsaw Practice

Hi Boo, So is there no difference in the taper of the neck section for different scale lengths or is the difference so small that it doesn't matter? Darren

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
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