@darrenking thanks again.  i’m going to use 3 layers.  
i found this.  is this it? 

did find aerolite but its all in the UK and euro…

@darrenking thanks, I am signing up for that course asap.  im in the US so will have to look for the tape here.

@darrenking thanks for the response.  i am in US and googled UF resin system but its all technical articles.  i guess it’s also called plastic resin glue.   i will take both inside and outside lams to the same thickness. do…   Read more»

@darrenking 
I’m just home from the pub and have to agree

@rocknroller912 @koendb @jamesbisset @boo @darrenking I’ll whatsapp SteeveeDee separately – not sure what his ID is on here?   Reminder that we said we’d have a Guitar Builders’ Jitsi at 8pm on Tuesdays.  I was going to create a different chatroom -…   Read more»

A bit of sanding, and re-draw the outline …

  I’ve got the scale length and neck pocket marked out. First job in the morning (hopefully) will be to use my special @darrenking Bagpress neck pocket cutting jig to…   Read more»

Posted by: @darrenking How about removing the frets and then stinging the guitar for a while, under high tension if necessary. You could then refit frets with thinner tangs or carefully run your fret slotting saw in the existing slots…   Read more»

Success! No light gaping to the cracks, squeeze out all aroundAlso around the heel and tailblock. I could not completely contain the excitement this morning 🙂

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Although I can’t add anything, I’m loving this conversation, very interesting stuff. I’m so happy with the thought that people put into these forums, always thinking of others and how things will contribute to future guitar/instrument builders. Wonderful input. @darrenking…   Read more»

@darrenking 
Degree subject for sure

Posted by: @bpower someone like @darrenking may be able to correct me I am really not in a position to ‘correct’ anyone and I think we’ll all find that the longer we stick around, the fewer examples of right or…   Read more»

@darrenking I use this stuff to get some great results. 

@darrenking Would that be an epoxy glue or (like @bpower is suggesting here) an epoxy resin? What is the difference? I know my dad used to use good old Araldite to fix a myriad of broken items. I see that…   Read more»

Thanks for the feedback @darrenking and @rocknroller912. Darren…. I really…. really want to use it with the stripes in the middle. I’m very glad you mentioned about the epoxy. I really did have more worries that the crack is going…   Read more»

@bpower
Good advice from @darrenking I would follow it

Hi @darrenking ,
In the case I buy a new fretboard. Do you recommend me a way to “recycle” the first fretboard. Can I use it for another purpose ?

@mario Where are you in the world? 
If you are in the UK, maybe @darrenking could suggest a suitable veneer maybe. 👍

Posted by: @rocknroller912 I don’t see any need to fill the gap in purfling. I’ve never seen anyone else do it. Posted by: @darrenking You definitely don’t need to fill these gaps. OK Then! Thanks Guys 🙂

Posted by: @markbailey
Stunning!

@markbailey Thanks, I’ve got to flat and polish it yet so @darrenking’s buffer will be employed again. ✨✨✨✨✨✨