Posted by: @markbailey @tv1010101 Can you try now and see what happens? Attachment : Turnip.jpg [edit] I'm no longer Spam!!!!! Thanks Mark, job done. 🙂

Watching, watching, watching ... I’ve had to go back to work, but 1pm on Wednesdays is booked out in my work calendar. Some people book “dentist appt” or “kid’s party” or “take car to garage”. I boo...

Posted by: @frocesterbill you can help by having white (or light colours) on the ceiling and walls to bounce light onto where you are working. I’ve got aluminium bubble insulation wrap on my ceilin...

My garage is quite big (26’ x 16’) but there are other claims on the space...... To avoid shadows you need to not have lights behind you but you can help by having white (or light colours) on the ceil...

Only if you're a vampire..... or is that mirrors......? But yeah it greatly reduces shadows which is whgbI used to have an adjustable spotlight. I reckon if I got a second one it would pretty much be ...

Oh wow, my dilemma is shadows. LED eliminates it?

Cheers folks - I'll check them out!

The instant bit is very good - decided I needed to replace some when I went into the other bit of the garage where the big tools live to cut something on the bandsaw - waited about half a minute for l...

Show off! I got a 1.8m long 48W number from Toolstation. I Cost 28 quid and lights up my single garage, er.... guitar workshop beautifully. And bonus is that it comes on at the flick of a switch inst...

I realised today how I can keep out of Guitar Casualty. I swapped the fluorescent strip light in my shed for an LED strip light. I can now actually what I'm doing! Apparently I've built my last guita...

I've heard they are great - was it expensive? Where did you get it from? I need about 20!

I have done all 7 of the tubes in my garage/workshop since last Summer. You can get LED tubes that will go in existing fittings - they come with a new starter - they work well and will save on power -...

@david-johnson09 Surprisingly it was not tough carving Purpleheart. I found saw cutting and drilling was a little bit more challenging than normal.

I have an 'Inny' And my gouge has an internal bevel - AKA 'Incannel' I'm always pulling blue fluff out of it ?

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Hi all, stumbled across the videos on YouTube so thought I'd join the gang! Been hobby building for about twenty years, nothing special, mainly teles, strats and the odd bass. Had to stop about five y...

We’d all be wearing masks anyway ...

I really enjoyed the video stuff from courses that happened last year - good to see builds progress - extra work for Mark to take video at the important bits and keep everyone building - perhaps Mark ...

Perhaps we could / should have a streamers’ special session at the workshop. I have absolutely no need of another guitar, but a 335 course would be a great excuse for another week in the workshop of w...

Hi Mark, There seems to be an awful lot of fret dressing files out there. Could you talk us through the different types....from the basic ones that could be used to the advantages of the more advanced...