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Live @1pm Soldering and Wiring

Soldering was one of the things I had problems with when I started building guitars - there are a couple of hard won tips and tricks I'd like to pass on to make your life a little easier. Today I'll s...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

Interesting idea @mezy try on some scape and see how it goes. I’d be interested to see the results..

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

Just a suggestion, and you can tell me to begger off i wont mind, Why not make the pick up cavity in the back of the guitar same as a pot cavity but the same shape as a regular pick up cavity, and ju...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

@darrenking - this is what I had in mind!

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

So, conclusions .. 1. It'd work. 2. I just used standard pickup mounting ring screws (because that's what I had). Really, they'd need to be about half the length of standard ones so that the head o...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

Great work @TV1010101

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Direct mounting HB pickups

Step3, fix pickup to alu bar ... First option uses a bit of foam under the pickup, to add a little height adjustment Attachment : 20200912_111652.jpg That didn't really give a lot of height adj...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
Direct mounting HB pickups

Rather than derailing the other thread any further, I thought I might be more "polite" to start a dedicated topic for the discussion. How to fix pickups directly to the guitar body. Why? 1. Pickup ri...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

My maybe-mahogany cover plate photo has appeared in the "My Media" section. Attachment : 20200911_221647.jpg

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

Iv'e seen others using wood to make a rear cavity cover. Iv'e not got any plastic, so I thought I'd have go using an offcut from my maybe-mahogany cap. It turned out well and is a nice contrast to the...

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Its 2012 ... BYOCG time ...

No-one ever comes out of that workshop with a guitar that isn't stunning. Another reason to go on his courses....

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Its 2012 ... BYOCG time ...

Someone went and tipped some paint all over it . @tv1010101 That is a stunning build and a wonderful collection, impressive work. Thanks @johnnierox-boo - though I can't claim all the credit given ...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Its 2012 ... BYOCG time ...

Someone went and tipped some paint all over it . @tv1010101 That is a stunning build and a wonderful collection, impressive work. Thanks @johnnierox-boo - though I can't claim all the credit given ...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Its 2012 ... BYOCG time ...

completely agree. I am planning on laminating (quelle surprise!!) a matching mahogany cover for the electric macca rather than using plastic. Its the details like that which - IMHO of course - make a...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Its 2012 ... BYOCG time ...

Cheers Deej, I appreciate it. I honestly hope you do manage to experience it ....it’s what they say makes the Bailey smile..? I hope to see you there John L...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Guitar Build Diary/Blog

Brilliant... Many thanks for that. I am reminded of the classic Billy Connolly story. Yes, I know it's not about guitar making per se, however, there are many ancillary activities pertinent to H&S...

In forum New Members

7 years ago
RE: Guitar Build Diary/Blog

Getting a bit ‘off piste’ (pun intended!) but aren’t these always the best conversations? Essential topical listening, as is pretty much everything by David Sedaris!

In forum New Members

7 years ago
RE: Guitar Build Diary/Blog

@frocesterbill That's a tricky one. There's the coefficient of apparent contraction due to extreme cold, various variable thresholds (pressure, pain and efficacy) and the perceived political pantomime...

In forum New Members

7 years ago
RE: Guitar Build Diary/Blog

You can never have too many clamps...or cups of tea...I have one handy now sitting 1/3 full luke warm...(my bladder - not the cup) ?

In forum New Members

7 years ago
RE: Guitar Build Diary/Blog

Do the clamps influence bladder retention?

In forum New Members

7 years ago
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