What could possibly go wrong? Whatever it is, let us know and someone will have a fix for it. 😆

@james-chacewatergmail-com-2 I've got a few days off now so have to decide between TV's, Darren's and Mark suggestions... With all that time on your hands, route yourself a new cockup in a bit of sc...

Hi James, You could always just glue a small piece of maple back into the hollow. If you get the shape right it should be pretty difficult to see once it's sanded. Admittedly, light coloured woods are...

Another option is to bind the 'fretboard' - I would do what @tv101 suggests first (fill it) and keep binding in reserve if not happy with the outcome.

@darrenking 's suggestion would make a higher quality repair if done well but it is a bit harder to pull off - you could try this first - you might surprise yourself!

Cheers Folks - That was Great fun! Thanks for helping out all - it takes the pressure off a bit doing a longer build and I'm going to need extra time and brain space to work on the finishing course y...

I've been thinking about this for a few years and finally took the plunge, sought out and bought what thought I needed to get going and also cleaned a space in the shed. There's still a whole bunch of...

After my first Bailey course, I went home and dismantled the unused potting shed that we'd put up on a concrete base. I then ordered a massive shed, way bigger than anything I'd ever need. I think it...

Is there a recipe for the mix or is it just pure witchcraft? I prefer to think of it as wizardry rather than witchcraft 😆 You'll need ... one dollop of wood glue and a large pinch or two of s...

I've shared (some of) mine in various posts on here Some of the bigger learning opportunities; Here's the one where I routed the bridge pickup cavity where the bridge posts should have gone ... .....

@james-chacewatergmail-com-2 I'll keep you posted with the next cock up I thought that I was king of the router cock ups. Have a look at my "First Practice Bulid" post, you'll find all my learning o...

I wouldn’t use a router for the round over - I’d just use some sandpaper. But, looking at your neck ... is the fretboard radiused yet? It looks quite flat. If not yet radiused, do that first as it m...

What I’d do .... A bit of round over on the top edge of the fretboard. That’ll blend the nick into the top of the fretboard, and won’t be noticeable. Some fine maple sawdust and glue, mixed togethe...

Almost gave me a heart attack...I'm in enough trouble with Carol about that!

Just for a minute, you had me. Bad man!!! 🤣

My cat was sleeping near the laptop and I think Mark's potty mouth may have traumatised her - can you send me one of those fret slotting jigs in lieu of paying the vet's bill? 😀

I guess that doing only one livestream a week would then release time for Mark to grow more concise edited content to add to the existing courses that generate income from premium members. I found t...