@swepri Love the fret press, I must must must get one.

Fantastic, looks like you’ve done a great job of that. Good shooting with the truss rod access hole and great transition curve from the headstock to the nut area. The issue with the images loading in...

@tv101 Still in the negative numbers aren’t you? 😉😆

Rude!

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@genista Nice! I’m an electric guitar guy and have made quite a lot of them now. I hadn’t made a set neck guitar until I found Mark and did the online course. I learned so much from that and I’ve neve...

@genista Hello and welcome to the forum. You should definitely join up to the full online membership here, there is wonderful knowledge to absorb in the course videos as well as help from us more expe...

@dusttilldawn Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy the courses. 👍

@nsj Yeah sure, I know about that. I’ll try some. 👍

@nsj See, I know that little about electronics and soldering, I didn’t know there was leaded and unleaded solder. Is the leaded stuff not dangerous to health? Is that not why they created unleaded? T...

@nsj Very nice. I love your little helper too! 😺

@tv101 Oh wow! That looks like a nightmare for me. Good job though, very neat work T, I’m impressed.

Very nice indeed. What is the wood again? Looks stunning with the blue epoxy.

@nsj Looks great! I’ve used resin a lot, especially blue and green, it always looks good against the contrasting wood colour.

@nickKUK Sounds good. Welcome to the forum and good luck with your build. We are here to help if we can and we may learn stuff from you too. I like the idea of longer scale length guitars, baritone et...

Howdy! Welcome and I agree with everyone else about the size of bandsaw blade, I think most of us do. Nice soldering station by the way, think I’ll make something similar. I need all the help I can ge...

Not sure what happened with that last post, it didn’t put the images in. I’ve just updated it.

@swepri If you have a bobbin sander, clamp a straight piece of wood to it so you can rest the neck against it. This will be to remove that lump of woods (neck and fretboard) and crest that curved tran...

That’s right, it isn’t that different really. Although there is one more thing I’ll show you about the headstock.

@swepri After that I drill the truss rod access hole, using a very long drill bit, it’s easier this way as it’s almost like lining up a shot in a game of pool or snooker. Clamp the neck down to the wo...