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RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

Got a little work done on this this week, last week of school. Hopefully things continue going well, however I don't like the way the CNC software for the router does its toolpaths. Turns out, the sof...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

Due to some other obligations, I haven't made it as far as I'd like to by now. I did get the top jointed and glued, and lightly sanded, but not thicknessed to what I want it to be yet. I did get the b...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

Though that failure might have been due to the extra clamping pressure, rather than the normal stresses that a finished body would have to withstand?

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

@wolframmalukker The consensus may have been 10mm a few days ago, I reduced my current build to 7mm yesterday, it still looks thick enough though, thats in mahogany. I was wrong, best stick with yo...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

I am more concerned about glue joint area than I am side wall strength. My bridge and fretwire showed up today, so I got to ogle the guitar jewelry a bit this morning. (Schaller 3D-6 in gold) Now, I k...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Going the other way this time-A Baritone?

@wolframmalukker @koendb tv101 was asking the same thing a few days ago[ here ]. The consensus was 10 mm thickness The consensus may have been 10mm a few days ago, I reduced my current build to 7mm ...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Welcome! I'm excited to be getting started as well. Please ask lots of questions, I bet I will have very similar ones! 🤠 👍

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Looks like I'm a bit late to this welcome party. But, welcome @stephen-hayes - good to have another traveller on this journey.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Hi @stephen-hayes, Welcome to the best guitar making resource in the world! And don't worry, in the field of guitar making related woodworking questions there is no such thing as stupid! Have fun Darr...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Welcome @stephen-hayes There usually is lots of helpful answers in this forum. One thing I have learned this year is to make mistakes look like intentional design features. 😀

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

@stephen-hayes Housework can earn brownie points which can be spent on guitar building time🔨🎸🤣 As for the centre line paranoia, I find regular medication helps🍻Ǵ...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Thank you everyone for your welcome. So far i have learned two things. The first is that if I keep my workspace clean my wife now thinks I need to apply this principle to he house! The second is that ...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

@stephen-hayes Welcome Stephen. Enjoy the ride. You'll get some great advice through your journey on here. Looking forward to seeing what you can produce. 🙏🙂🎶🎸

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Welcome to the builds. Savor the journey and enjoy the outcome.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Hi and welcome to the group, enjoy the journey!! Normally I’m to be found in Northeast Scotland but by a strange coincidence I’m currently very near High Wycombe!! Looking forward to heading north ag...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from High Wycombe

Welcome to the group, its a great way to retire, you'll soon wonder how you had time to work.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
Hi from High Wycombe

Hello! All I can say is I am excited to get going on this journey, especially as proper power has now been laid in to my shed of dreams. This is really my retirement project. It's been many, many year...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
Throwback Thursdays

“Sometimes the nicest thing to do with a guitar is just look at it.” Thom Yorke Attachment : 8E5EDF25-07A2-4BA0-A008-CE491FC59A28.jpeg The Bandsmen Chime in with a pic of an old build every Thu...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

3 years ago
RE: Hi from Edinburgh

I second that. Anyone playing around 'under the bonnet' so to speak, should definitely have this book by their side.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hi from Edinburgh

@chrishamilton Oh, and don’t forget the output jack as well 👍🤣

In forum New Members

3 years ago
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