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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

7 hours 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

1 day 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

2 days 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

3 weeks ago
RE: Renaissance Lute

Really impressive! Worth the wait for the update 😅

In forum Other Instruments

2 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

2 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

6 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

8 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

8 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

9 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

9 months ago
RE: Single Cut Makeover

Nice work!

In forum Electric

9 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

10 months ago
RE: prs style guitar

@benjaminschwillens82gmail-com Nice work!

In forum Electric

10 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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