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RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

My favourite song today:

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@koendb Thanks. I'm getting anxious to get it going. Darn work keeps getting in the way. 🙂

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@bpower Great Fix! That back looks gorgeous. 🤩

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@robin agreed. That is part of what I like about working with wood. No project is ever the same. They all have little problems you need to figure out. Keeps it interesting. 🙂

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@bpower I have used epoxy and I think that it worked absolutely fantastic. Isn't it great when you overcome these little challenges.

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

@koendb I'm so impressed with what you've done so far.

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@bpower Well done I’m glad it worked out for you

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

Update on the crack.... I have used epoxy and I think that it worked absolutely fantastic. Can not see that there was ever an issue and seems perfectly strong. I am confident in it so now I can start...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Excellenté @koendb. 👍 🙏🎶🎸🙂

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

@koendb Looking like you have it under control

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Posted by: @rocknroller912 Be careful when you are trimming the soundboard to the sides it can split very easily in the waist area due to splitting along the grain. I am actually doing that right no...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

@boo People have had some strange ideas on building in the past. Thank goodness for modern technology. I would be interested if you have one with a back bow.

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

@boo Another thought. When I first started making in the 1980s I used to buy from a firm in Pennsylvania US who built a back bow in on purpose to counter string pressure. They had a jig for gluing up ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

@koendb The inside looks very clean which is impressive. Be careful when you are trimming the soundboard to the sides it can split very easily in the waist area due to splitting along the grain.

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

@boo I had a good think about this and waited to see if there were any good ideas from others, so here’s my input. A guitar with back bow on the neck and no truss rod is likely to have been made a lon...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

@boo step one... find some tight pants/shorts to put on... step two.... muscles. 🙂

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

Posted by: @boo How would you go about doing the opposite thing, do you think? If the neck had a back bow? How about removing the frets and then stinging the guitar for a while, under high tension i...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Vintage technique for neck adjustment

@boo You can try the back bow repair method first and let us all know how it goes. ps have you got your spray painting demo ready for @tv101 when we do the video thing.

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Success! No light gaping through the cracks, squeeze out all aroundAlso around the heel and tailblock. I could not completely contain the excitement this morning 🙂 Attachment : IMG_20220126_07480...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

@koendb OK then good luck. I agree totally with Darren the instrument will take some time to settle down before it plays well. Are you planning to finish the neck and sound box before they are fixed t...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
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