Posted by: @clinton It freakin worked! Did your advice on grain filling, opening the grain and sanding sealer step by step. Thank you thank you thank you. Finally my dilemna with swamp ash solved. @clinton Nice one sir, you did…   Read more»

@clinton Beautiful grain and finish!

Nice one @clinton. I like the changes that you’ve made to the Tele body, it looks great!

Very nice @clinton. You make it look so easy. You’re definitely the guitar video man. 
🙏🎶🎸🙂

Posted by: @clinton G&L Top Loading High Mass Bridge. Really high saddles requiring a shallower neck pocket than a standard Fender. It’s at 14mm string height. Close to a tune o matic. Most important lesson “Check twice cut Once”. One…   Read more»

Posted by: @mattbeels I think you meant to tag clinton @boo … @mattbeels Yes I did, I tagged the wrong person. Well, not the wrong person but……. Oh you know what I mean. 🙃  @clinton I look forward to seeing…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton
Actually have finished several more. Pics and videos to come. 

@mattbeels I look forward to that. 🤘

Posted by: @clinton I plan to build up until my old age and honestly looking forward to my retirement and focus more as a guitar maker and much much thanks to Mark for all of this.  @clinton Me too, exactly…   Read more»

Posted by: @mattbeels
Awesome @clinton, you seem to be quite the guitar building machine!

@mattbeels I’ll second that. @clinton is one of the best guitar builder in this forum, if not the best. 

Awesome @clinton, you seem to be quite the guitar building machine!

Posted by: @clinton My most favorite part of guitar building is making a well made neck @clinton Yeah it’s one of my favourite parts too. Nice job with the T neck, it looks amazing, I like the figuring. Is it…   Read more»

@clinton Great looking guitar. What did you use to get that shiny finish?

Posted by: @clinton
Swamp Ash, Maple, Rosewood, Bare Knuckle Pickups, Tone Monster Electronics

@clinton Stunning. I love watching you work, even at 10x the speed. 🙌

Posted by: @clinton Exactly! Thats what I did. The last bass I made was actually based on a Bandsman shape with a slightly larger scale and a much longer upper horn for a much better balance of a longer scale…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton btw, the hidden neck tenon, kill switch and the matte black gloss finish is ace! Well done my friend. Let me know when you build a bandsman baritone. I will make one with you. Used to own…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton
Wow! That is an immaculately finished bandsman. I admire your patience.

@clinton Thanks man, it was a lot of work but I had fun. 👍

Posted by: @clinton Stunning! Simplicity at it’s finest. Love it! @clinton Thanks man. I like making more elaborate and challenging guitars to improve my skills but there is also a challenge to make a simple guitar well. This guitar was…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton Hi never made a baritone before. I made a 32 inch scale lenght bass bandsman and used a 23 11/16 inch truss rod that just made it spot on for a 24 fret with a standard neck…   Read more»

@clinton Hey Clinton, can I ask you about building a baritone version of this guitar, someone has expressed an interest.  If I remember rightly, you made a baritone and a bass version.  This guy wants a 27” baritone. My question…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton @petejb paper size does not matter. It prints out full scale regardless of paper siz So long as you don’t have ‘Shrink to fit’ selected. This would produce fairly subtle, but important, dimensional changes between A4 and…   Read more»