I made one after watching Mark's videos.

I created one that fits all three of my different routers. I think it is indispensable.

My acrylic base is attached to one of my Bosch POF500 routers - they come up on eBay second hand - my pair were £30-35 each - parts available do should last. Made the base to do the surfacing jobs o...

I too made one after watching one of Mark's videos. The extended base makes the router so much more stable. I'm a lot happier using it in areas where previously it might have tipped over and gouged a...

I used some A4 10mm thick acrylic sheet, my first attempt with 5mm thick did not go to plan and it was slighly too thin, three drilling attempts after that got a working router base lol

hello, just wanted to share that I made the router base that mark mentions on the electric guitar building course, it took a few attempts to get it right (hence the holes) but should be handy, my next...

Dude!!!!!!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 My first build brought a LOT of anxiety concerning the jack...

Good going!

I think the main reason the wood ended up splitting is because I might not have had a big enough pilot hole. The drive tip on the auger bit acted like a wedge and put a 2mm wide split in the side goin...

The wandering drill bit is always a risk, so anything that reduces that risk has to be a good thing 👍 My main worry tends to be drilling the hole for the neck pickup wire through to the bri...

If you've ever split the side of a guitar body while trying to drill the jack socket hole (like I just did) then you'll do anything to keep it from happening again. Some of you may see this as unneces...

I don't know, because I don't have a small vise narrow enough for shaping nuts. 😉 But it is excellent to use handheld instead of pliers when using the oscillating bandsander and trying to sav...

@swepri - this question probably demonstrates my complete missing of your point, but I'll ask it anyway ... What's the advantage of your jig over an ordinary small (hobby makers) vice?

It's about time to shape and slot a new nut for the extremely slow build. Clamping the thing when shaping, marking and so on has been frustrating. So, I finally made a little holder to make that fiddl...

I ll clean ‘em up but sharpen as I need them.. 🙂

Won’t take you long to get those levelled and sharpened 🤣 🤣

I made a plane till for my iron planes., The wooden planes will be stored just above that on a still to make shelf.But as you can see, plenty of room for expansion 😉 😜 😀 ǹ...

Thats an explanation I can fully understand!!

I don’t ! I bought a couple of planes, when I got an offer to buy a set of 24 old wooden planes, mainly moulding planes and rabbet planes for cabinet and furniture making .. I just could not resist th...

ok, ok, I’m going to ask … Why do you need 38 planes??