Also, probably need a 1/4 inch wide router bit for the corners which I do not have. I simply just sand the corners a bit with a dremel to make it fit accordingly.

I know right? Had yo fill up the cavity in the past twice like you did.

Looking real good I meant

Lookingbteal good

I build furniture as well for people that need them out of reclaimed lumber. Here are a few tables, benches, dressers and such. I know I have a video of my diy workbench. Cannot seem to find it. At...

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Wondering, what cavity depth do you set for P-90s? Using Wilkinsons. I seem weary on going to deep and I end up snipping the springs for ease of installation but I notice the tension suffers a bit not...

@Rocknroller. Yes, made that mistake too and now I have a moisture meter and check for 6-8%. Currently making a pinecaster and actually slow baked the lumber in my oven and it actually worked. From 20...

@tv1 OMG! took me awhile I am such a dodo. Yes yes yes Lucy will be the 300 year old walnut guitar.

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@Robin thanks, the templates make it easy. Took me a while to make them. Circle patterns are very tough to get spot on and had to redi several times.

Attachment : image.jpg A lot of heel. Go as less as possible.

@tv1 I have boards of century old Koa that I use for my necks. Each time, I have to square and quarter saw them. Luckily next door the furniture shop let me use their bench joiner for a small fee. One...

It was a choice of Alder or Mahogany. Majority vote was Mahogany and I remember it rang a really nice tap tone compared to the Alder that did not ring so much.

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Good save!

Thank you Mark and Carol for giving us something to look forward to in life amidst the current state of the world. Truly appreciate all that you guys do and the sense of kinship with all the members. ...

Middle with a carve

@Robin. Thank you! With much thought it will work! I have been dwelling on it gir a 335 carve top. Why not? Let me know how it goes. You just made my day.

@Robin, I actually thought about it but never attempted. I am certain it is definitely doable with a little finesse scraping and sanding. Reason being is that I am already in the works for a 335 build...