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RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

@nsj 🤣🤣 You're certainly not the first to say it and I'm pretty sure won't be the last!

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 weeks ago
RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

@nsj beech? I thought it would be quite heavy, thanks for confirming. It's possibly a sacrilegious thing to say, but I'm not a big fan of the look of spalted wood. So thinlines or heavily chambered i...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 weeks ago
RE: Suitable UK/European timber for building

Cheers @nethanpaul86. I've picked up the chestnut body blank I mentioned, just not quite sure what I'm going to do with it yet... I hadn't thought of beech, is that one you've tried previously? I plan...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 weeks ago
RE: Electroacoustic maintenance problems

Hey Brian, Preamps can fall, but perhaps see if you can bypass the output from it to see if the output jack has failed or needs cleaning. I have a jack socket with two crocodile clips wired to it too...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

1 month ago
RE: Renaissance Lute

Really impressive! Worth the wait for the update 😅

In forum Other Instruments

3 months ago
RE: Dheeraj Sudan and Meenu Hinduja-What are the basic tools I need to start building a guitar?

Hello and welcome! If you sign up for Mark's course there's a list of essential tools included. The course is designed to be accessible, so while the number of tools available for guitar building is ...

In forum New Members

3 months ago
RE: wiring diagram for my prs build

Hey Benjamin, I've not used that switch before and from the downloads I couldn't write see where you'd tried to work out the diagram. Probably me not looking properly. Personally, I wouldn't trust AI...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

3 months ago
RE: Hi from another newbie in Scotland - Justin

Hey @justinw & @rayfinch welcome to the club! You'll have a great time building and, as many of the folks here will say, it gets addictive.

In forum New Members

6 months ago
RE: Import/Export of guitars including CITES registered bits

Hey Steve, I don't know a whole lot about it but probably worth connecting the CITES authorities in both Germany and the UK to double check. Good luck with the move!

In forum Pluckers Paradise

7 months ago
RE: Advice on body cap carve top with cavity.

@nsj thanks Neil, that is the obvious answer I'd stupidly not considered... The other side is a bit nicer, but this will be my first carve top, so this suggestion makes the best sense.

In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar

9 months ago
Advice on body cap carve top with cavity.

Hi folks, All like while ago I bought a carve top that has inclusions/ bark holes in the side I want to use as the glue side. I knew it was imperfect when I bought it. What I'm wondering is it I shoul...

In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar

9 months ago
RE: Hello everyone, newbie member - Andy

Hey Andy, if you have a fretboard or neck in the scale that you want and/or that you're going to use in your build you certainly can use that in your drawing to map out the position of the frets. I wo...

In forum New Members

10 months ago
RE: Hello everyone, newbie member - Andy

Welcome Andy! The online electric build course is set around building a 25" scale, but if you've got some experience you might well be able to adapt the plan. I'm sure there are other members who've ...

In forum New Members

10 months ago
RE: Single Cut Makeover

Nice work!

In forum Electric

10 months ago
RE: Trials, tribulations and a guitar build

Hi @jonhodgson Love seeing progress photos and the story behind them. I wish I had access to the range of tools you have! As someone that's had chipout and had the collet robbing issue before, I fee...

In forum Electric

11 months ago
RE: prs style guitar

@benjaminschwillens82gmail-com Nice work!

In forum Electric

11 months ago
RE: Mr.Bailey(s) Bandsman

Excellent work, congrats!!

In forum Electric

1 year ago
RE: Laquer Over Osmo - Part 2

Hey Tony, Certainly sounds like you're winning! I would not have expected a decal to adhere to a hard wax oil, nor nitro to sit on top too! Might have to experiment myself.... Glad your wife is all g...

In forum Finishing

1 year ago
RE: Laquer over Osmo For Decal?

Hi @teesee, I'm not an expert on spraying or the pluses and minuses if different types of lacquer. Wish I was! On my last builds I used a brush on melamine lacquer I had decent results with and it wa...

In forum Finishing

1 year ago
RE: Laquer over Osmo For Decal?

Hi Tony, The short answer is to test your finishes on a piece of scrap first. I've used Osmo on a couple of my builds, but not in combination with a lacquer. I'm not an expert, but my understanding i...

In forum Finishing

1 year ago
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