Back and sides are lovely and smooth but the top is bumpy along the grain. @syntholabo Can you put some pictures up so we can see, I’m interested in trying this Osmo stuff. Cheers.

If you want to just use something to wipe surfaces down with for cleaning and degreasing, use panel wipe/degreaser from car body shop supplies.

All those jigs take up a lot of room though! @tv1010101 Yep, we have to get inventive with storage.

Didn't get a lot done today due to the horizontal rain. But I did manage to knock up a headstock angle jig. @robin Nice work, I actually enjoy making all the jigs.

I am also awaiting confirmation of the pricing for a suitable slotting saw to go with the jig (if you don't already have one) but this price may be a few days away. In the meantime, if you are interes...

Anyway, I have modified the drawing and have run a first batch of revised slotting jigs. I am going to record an assembly video over the weekend and then they should be ready to go. I’ll post more det...

The guy was very happy with the result, so happy he even payed me more for it than I had asked. @marcel Those are the kind of customers we like! Good job Marcel, that’s a nice neck.

And I've only had to enter my bank details, mother's maiden name, date of birth, and CVV number on a few sites ... @tv1010101 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Prompted by @clinton's finniting post/discussion, I'm tempted to finnit this one. @tv1010101 I think it’s a fantastic looking build and I bet it sounds great too. Occasionally I revisit old builds an...

I use the same crowing file with a piece of 400 grit to remove the file marks and 600, 800 and 1000 grit to remove the scratches of the previous grits. @e-den-hertog Thanks Edwin, that’s very helpful...

Download these at your own risk... @deej Nice one Deej

Electronic versions are always handy on the iPad for in the workshop @deej Yep, iPads are invaluable these days, so practical in all locations, especially the workshop. I remember when I was building...

And if you want to make CBG’s @deej Definitely interested in this a lot, I really appreciate these resources, you’re a star!

My daughter bought me this which is very good. @deej Did she get it from StewMac?

I was wondering what everyone’s processes are for fret level, crown and polish are. I use a a levelling file followed by a long levelling beam with 240 and 400 grade for levelling. Then a triangular c...

You can buy small tins, or even little test sachets (Amazon I think) which is what I started with. @tv1010101 Thanks for that, I didn’t realise it was available in small amounts. I’ll go in search fo...

He recently remastered it and holds the files, I'm sure he'd forward it somehow. @eddie6string That’s great! Thanks and keep rockin’!

So then, @markbailey, would this sort of thing be useful for you in putting some more content on your YT channel? If so, any thoughts on what would be good (or not)? Or, if not, perhaps we'll just do ...

I've got some unopened tins of some of Osmo's products that I've not even had chance to use yet. @tv1010101 I have been looking at that Osmo stuff, it is quite expensive so I’m waiting for someone to...

the little quality inspector sitting on my shoulder wouldn't let me just hide it under the fretboard @robin Yeah we all have one of those, mine is kept very busy!