@mikeyrjiom Really nice work, Mike. Here's to the next 20. 🙂🙏🎸🎶

Great to here this and beautiful guitars!

Hello people of the guitar world. I haven't posted for quite some time now but thought I would update you on my journey since being bitten by the guitar makers bug and hitting a milestone in guitar bu...

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That's a really fun design, interested to see this one turns out!

@liebe I like creating my own designs instead of making copies of all the generic guitars on the market. It’s a lot more fun and keeps things way more interesting. Plus when someone wants you to make ...

@russ thankyou for the course link!

nice work @clinton. Can't wait to see it when it's angry 😁 🎶🎸🙏🙂

Nice one Clinton, love the body carve and the finish👍😃🎸

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@boo welcome!

Great work Boo, your friend is a very lucky guy!!👍😃👍

Nice work @boo. Great finish. 🎸🎶🙏🙂

Hi @somethingnicer, That looks about right, but I'm no expert. Nitro is a nice thin finish, but is very easy to sand through! I think @boo is the expert in finishing here. I'm sure he can give a few ...

Looks great @boo! I really like the heel carve. Very classy, top work!

Hello, my name is Julio Herrera. I will suggest you a 1.75" nut width is a good starting point for a Tele with a wide neck. For a Telecaster-style guitar with a wider neck, the width of the nut and th...

Plane across the grain to take the thickness down to close to final, leaving about 0.5 mm depending on tear out.Sand or scrape the last part smooth.

I found also in books of lutherie mentions of these toothed blade, I've never used them, but maybe I will try. Thank you @russ

@mario Hi Mario, Sounds like you are doing all the right things. It is just very hard work doing it by hand with a plane. Rosewood is renowned for being difficult to plane because of the high risk of ...

Hi, Any advice for thicknessing Indian rosewood with hand plane(s) for back and sides ? For now, it is taking me many hours for the back, from 6mm to 2,5mm of thickness. I find it very hard and surel...