Brad point drill bits are key. Pilot holes if not a brad point is crucial. and aligning the bridge for a brief visual aspect to make sure before final drilling. Post some pics once you get done with y...

Trevor Wilkinson is a smart man. With that type of wrap around bridge, mark out 6mm from the scale lenght which you already did. That line is the mark of your bridge posts where you will drill based o...

@boo my first fender style build. Surprisingly easier. Even the headstock thanks to the bolt on online course.

@boo what is your scale lenght? Looks good.

Aloha Peter

@Boo you are fine at 52 bridge, 50mm spring space neck pick up and 43mm nut. For 22 frets, end of your fretboard at 56mm is plenty room. I built a parlor 3/4 scale six string cigar box with those spec...

Welcome @Peebee and yes sign up for the course. You will be building in no rime for sure.

Last guitar I bought was a Jay Turser custom jazzbox with floating minu humbucker and a 1964 Epiphone Century. Around 4 years ago.

@markbailey Yes will do that.

@robin thinking of that. Also have a wipe on polyurethane

Made my first bolt on following the bolt on course. Just had to do it after watching the recent you tube live streams, I decided on 21 frets. Haha. Access to truss rod however, I opted by the headstoc...

Looking good

Very nice

@boo I know right? Phew thanks @Robin

Wrong info everyone thanks to @robin. You need a 24 inch bass drum not a 12 inch drum to make 12 inch radius blocks.

@robin Wow you are right! Just measured my bass drum where I made my blicks and measured 24 inches. Learned something new.

@jaxty awesome looking fretboard. No marker dots? Or just side dots on this fretboard. Nice grain flow.

Here is another tip. Making radius sanding blocks. If you ever happen to know a drummer that will let you borrow his 12 inch tom drum, great! Disassemble the skins and double side some tape on it, pla...

@jaxty Right on! Good to know. Time to fret.

Need a long block for sanding it upside down. Short block for sanding regular. Oressure is the name of the game and tons of patience. I find light to mininal pressure works best.