So I’ve finally gotten that new workshop, it’s been almost a week now... Unfortunately it was in rather poor shape and for whatever reason the previous tenant wasn’t required to paint. Which is unusua...

@cheesewhisk Ah ok, cool. Obviously not a big deal as it won’t be seen later, so good job on fookin’ up!

Welcome back @cheesewhisk! I was wondering where you were... It’s hard to tell on an iphone but did you have to fill and re-route the slot? Either way it looks good and keep on keepin’ on!

Ahhhhh, the router. You can do so many tasks with a router. And it can really help you cock most of them up too! We’ve all been there ......

would cork work? @cheesewhisk Yeah cork will do, it’s only to stop the neck from moving in the jig (because of the the radiused fretboard. 👍

Well all bar the strips, would cork work? I don’t have hard wood strips Hi @cheesewhisk. I actually think that cork works better. 🎸🎶🙂🙏

and it’s Mötley Crüe, alright? @mattbeels 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙃 🤘😜🤘

@boo Yes, Theater of Pain tour! and it’s Mötley Crüe, alright?

@mattbeels Is that a picture of Motley Crue? 🤘😜🤘

@cheesewhisk Oh how I Love they Ken Lawrence Yeah his guitars are definitely awesome! I would always put the front pin on the side of the guitar for two very good reasons: When the pin is on the back...

@tv101 I also do that. Even though on my router it would be quite difficult to hit the switch while changing bits I’ve always unplugged it while doing so. I don’t take any chances with that particular...

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@cheesewhisk it’s a bit hard to see in that photo but it’s basically on the same line as the front pin.

Bits, bobs n nobs arrived today. Ordered from Thomann, man they got caught up with Brexit bobbins so took weeks but all here now. Just need a nut, some fret wire and dots and I think we’ll be ready to...

I finally got started on my bandsman, this is my third build, my first since finding the site and live streams. Decided to make up a laminate neck blank and ended up having a slight issue with the thi...

it ain't off until it's unplugged. @cheesewhisk. 👍 I agree. It doesn't take much effort to keep safe. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

Always switch it off before changing bits I switch mine off, *and* unplug it. Some of those bits scare me, and the thought of putting my fingers anywhere near them, when there's even the remotest ch...

Although doing a few climb cuts to avoid tear out is a good idea. Mark covers that in the course but this is general woodworking info that can be found anywhere. Stewmac is a good resource, they will ...

@robin You are correct. Cutting a hole like a control cavity or for a pickup would be done clockwise. Profiling and rounding over a body would be done counter clockwise.

I have a drawing stuck on the workshop wall that reminds me of the correct direction to move a router round a job - just in case.........