@alanlush Very professional looking build I particularly like the thin black stripes on the neck.

Very nice @alanlush. 👍 🙂🎶🎸🙏

Well after a six month break we went back for the final stage. The results are unbelievably good. I LOVE THIS GUITAR. Attachment : IMG_5983.jpg Attachment : IMG_5989.jpg Attachment ...

There is a painting expert in the forum he’s known as @boo so he will be the person to ask.

Hi. Can anyone recommend a Paint manufacture / Brand of the above to re finish a guitar body.

A bandsaw, a router preferably with a plunge capability, a rasp, a fretting saw, a radiused sanding block, fret crowning file, a drill, orbital disc sander and lots of sandpaper in different grits is ...

@jozefbehr Thanks so much for the encouragement..really appreciate it... 2 more new videos ready to go v soon and i'm prepping the old videos for youtube linjks cheers Steve

This is what my wife sends me. 🙂 Attachment : FB_IMG_1652611640903.jpg

@tv101 You should learn to like banjos and all these really cool people would be your friends Attachment : 3A8AE69D-A943-4915-B133-E27C4E6FDA4C.png

@robin You win the prize for eagle eyes...!! Those extra hands cost me a bottle of chardonnay, apprentices do not come cheap... cheers Steve

@cattytown I generally make my own pickup routes. I simply trace the pick up cover and with round parts where the screws are, I use my drill press with the appropriate forstner bit size. I have a vide...

Cool thanks. I look forwards to it.

That looks fab! What did you use for the pickup routes? I am hoping to a PJ setup with a rear route at some point so am thinking about that a little, as most templates are a little, er, roomy!

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@tv101 Your worst nightmare Attachment : 6131F8C8-EDD9-473C-B90E-FA6B86077971.jpeg

Really awesome video , informative and important...

@boo Thanks 🙂

A little late on this one, If these have been covered and I have missed them, I'd appreciate a pointer to them. First off +1 for droptop and for, head adjustment for truss rods. I's also like to know ...

@steveadams Chalk fitting is a standard thing in instrument making schools that use hand tools but it’s not used so much with machine tools.

Great videos again @steveadams and you're entitled to be pleased with yourself with what you've achieved so far. These extra hands that magically appear to assist in aligning the drill is a great tric...