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Thanks I know how to wind him up now. Mine was from Clareen Banjos in Ireland, cheaper than buying the parts.

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Nothing wrong with a banjo. That’s mine with a custom strap made by a friend locally.

Wow @darrenking, way to bang those out!
 

Having seen his neck pocket solution I’m just crossing my fingers that @darrenking is going to need to thin some body blanks at some point so we can all benefit.

@tej Yeah, @darrenking is correct. You must use your judgment about which cutter to use, depending on which truss rod you use. If the truss rod is 11mm, use and 11mm cutter. If the truss rod is 6mm, use a…   Read more»

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I think you’ve probably more than paid up front for one on these with you review efforts on other recent Bagpress products! Many thanks and a big, manly, socially distanced hug to you! You are legend! @darrenking No probs, but…   Read more»

It looks great to me @darrenking, I‘ll definitely be ordering one. 

Great idea @darrenking

You’re a very inventive man @darrenking, you see a problem and then you solve it, good work.

@darrenking. Another great piece of engineering Darren. 👍😁 
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@darrenking Take my money. (What little I have) 😀👍

@darrenking Holy Guacamole 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

That looks like it might be adjustable @darrenking?
 

Have you got a plan to build this plan Darren? @darrenking. 😁🤔 
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@tv101 and @rocknroller912 I still haven’t made a LP type geetar yet. If only we knew someone with a CNC machine that could make us a set of routing templates. 🤔 @darrenking 😉😂

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I was wondering if the buffer motor has a reverse facility or options to include a reverse polarity switch. It would make removing the polishing wheel easy. Apologies if you’ve already thought of this.

@tv101 and @darrenking I have to admit that this Bagpress stuff has completely passed me by, I’m ashamed to admit. I can understand the principle of it but have not looked at it in detail, so I think I should. It…   Read more»

@darrenking I have also tried pressing a few sides with a single, thicker cross grain layer of mahogany in the centre as this is closer to the construction used in the originals. This works equally well and results in very…   Read more»

@darrenking Fair point it’s whatever people are comfortable with. My polisher is used for honing gouges mostly so it has to run away from the cutting edge and gives a mirror finish. Just starting my third Guinness by the way,…   Read more»