@Boo I used keda dye, denatured alcohol, danish oil, walnut and natural stain. Hand rubbed the way Big D guitars does his dye bursting. Rattlecan Rustileum lacquer, 5 coats and only wet sanded twice. ...

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@tv101 Yes, an incredible feeling of purpose. Sharing your builds of functional art. My nieces are so happy and messaged me that their guitars have turned heads of interest. Especially the bandsman.

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Will post pics later. About to string it up, set the action, truss rod and intonate.

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Heard that rumor too

Game changer. Welcome to the builds.

My prayers for your fam

@Robin That is great! Congrats, nice upgrade!

That is one heck of a space you got there.

Now, that is a guitar to admire!!! @tv101 Your first Bandsman build truly is the most special one.

@Boo @TV @Eddie6string Just wanna say. I totally admire your builds. 3 different styles but all spectacular builds. Mos’ def my major influences at guitar building. I have made 3 bolt ons in a row. M...

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Nicely done! Awesome looks gorgeous.

@Eddie6string Exactly! The nut slot. My nemesis.

@tv1 I am on #11 as of today

I am the opposite. I find bolt on necks and parallel headstocks so much more difficult and challenging than set necks. Is it just me? Or does anyone else has that struggle? Getting better after my 3rd...

Congrats on the new workshop! Post some pics. I built mine from the ground up and truly am loving my man cave. @mattbeels