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RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee That's it now mate - one jig down, now you're hooked! There's no going back to your previous life anymore.....

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6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

I manage something physical today, my first jig. Cool jig. I think that was the first one I made.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

Redrawn the posts in the correct position. @peebee Yeah that's better, exactly that. 👍

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

I manage something physical today, my first jig. Attachment : 20201209_135121.jpg Missed the live stream though.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

Redrawn the posts in the correct position. Attachment : DD6051B0-6088-467A-85C8-4BB84A8B26F4.jpeg

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

Thanks Boo for taking the trouble to put these videos together. Very helpful and clear. I had cocked up, I had the bridge front edge on the 6mm line so as you say the posts would be too far back. just...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@boo thanks mate thats greatly helpfull

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee This video is for positioning the wraparound bridge in the correct place and to mark where the post holes are to be drilled.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

This forum is great eh? Plenty of advice and help to be had, I am sorry I didn't find it sooner @peebee I’ve just made another short video regarding the bridge position for the wraparound bridge. I’m...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee It’s looking good but I can’t see where the scale length line is. Make it really clear so you can’t overlook it. Also, if you are using the Wilkinson wraparound bridge, have you measured 6mm b...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee Have a look at my video for the Wilkinson wraparound bridge and double check your drawing.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

The drawing so far. Now just going to look at it and decide if it’s right. @peebee It’s looking good but I can’t see where the scale length line is. Make it really clear so you can’t overlook it. Als...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

DOH! glad I read this I nearly made that mistake!

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

make sure your tuners line up and that the horns on the headstock are not in the way of the pegs of your tuners. Looks like it may. I will do, thanks could’ve been a gotcha!

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee make sure your tuners line up and that the horns on the headstock are not in the way of the pegs of your tuners. Looks like it may.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

The drawing so far. Now just going to look at it and decide if it’s right. I have a couple of bits of wood to practice the body on before committing. Attachment : 578D7875-A5F7-4A79-A45C-AE734F992...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

Right here goes starting the drawing, That's where the fun starts!

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee Robin, you are the master of doing a great job with the minimum of kit, hats off. If only I had a hat, it would be too cold to take it off. 🥶🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳à...

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6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

Robin, you are the master of doing a great job with the minimum of kit, hats off. I have been collecting tools for the last 2 years or so, Birthdays and Christmas etc. The Bandsaw was a combined prese...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Starting the process, guitar number 1

@peebee I then stuck to some 18mm mdf, bandsawed the outline and finished on the bobbin sander. Our local B&Q was out of 18mm mdf so iv'e had to settle for 12mm. I bought a 4'x2' sheet that I'll...

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6 years ago
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