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RE: Maccaferri Petite Bouche

The first stage of machining has been completed and the two halves glued together. It takes about 15 minutes to machine each half and the finished pieces have 15mm extensions on either end which provi...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Circular Saw Table for Fret Slot Cutting

A quick update on fret slot cutting saw table. I mounted the motor and splindle on some scrap MDF to check positions and ran it for a few minutes but the bearings were getting VERY hot very quickly. I...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: My current projects.....

And this one is in the finishing stage: Attachment : 20200610_184851.jpg Attachment : 20200610_184829.jpg Attachment : 20200610_184809.jpg Attachment : 20200610_184751.jpg A t...

In forum Electric

5 years ago
My current projects.....

Well... everyone has to have a hobby right? So in this corona lockdown-restriction-stayhome-keepyourdistance thingy I thought: Hang on! I know what I'm going to do.... I'll build a few guitars! Like I...

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: Lockdown experiment

Note! These paint products are carcinogenic, meaning they have the potential to cause cancer in humans. You must use all of the correct PPE and spraying equipment as well as a decent environment to d...

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
RE: Lockdown experiment

@markbailey Yeah there is a clear coat over the top. Masked off for the blue, then for the orange, then for the black. First coat of clear was a dry gripper coat (flash off for 5mins), then a wet coat...

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
Lockdown experiment

I’ve got left over tins of paint from car spray jobs in my garage so I did a quick paint job on this lockdown build. It’s got a few defects for me to deal with but I’ll let it sit and gas off for a co...

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
RE: Maccaferri Petite Bouche

I have been looking at the shape of the floating bridge for my Maccaferri and it really lends itself to being made in two halves (split lengthways viewed from the front) and then bonded together. I am...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: Maccaferri Petite Bouche

Hi TV, Thanks for the appreciation and I can confirm that they sure as hell have a lot more bits!!! Just to show that I can still make dust by hand without the aid of anything CNC I decided to carve ...

In forum Acoustic

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family

@mikeyrjiom many thanks....not sure yet. I am hoping to get back into building after 18 months off due to work commitments. I’m possibly going to finish off my acoustic build and finish off a Tele thi...

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family

Posted by: @darrenking Beautiful work! Awesome wood Darren Cheers Darren

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family

Really beautiful guitar, respect David. Whats next then ?

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family!

Beautiful work! Awesome wood Darren

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family

I couldn’t have done it without Marks skilful eye....

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: New through-neck addition to the family

Posted by: @david-johnson09 I made a tribute build to the Bailey exotica at The Bailey workshop. Attachment : 92BFDDE7-6D6A-42E5-814A-F52AA44B42AF.jpeg Attachment : E6C28B79-5B57-41CC-8710...

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: The Phoenix

Back to the edges of the wings..... My experiments had all gone through the Ash veneer into the Walnut - they looked OK but it was difficult to get a really clean line from the Ash - see earlier post....

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: Another new guy from the other side of the pond

Hi there, You'll have a lot of fun here and great support. It's a fantastic community and everyone is very helpful. I think I'm on pretty safe ground in saying that yours is very likely to be the firs...

In forum New Members

5 years ago
RE: How to Make and Install Custom Guitar Inlays

Thanks for that Mark - another part of guitar building that seems so simple once you’ve broken it down to the step-by-step process. Maybe I’ll go buy a saw from Small Wonder. Probably better than u...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

5 years ago
RE: After Workshop Wednesday ...

Posted by: @frocesterbill What dimensions approx? HI Bill The base board is made from some old kitchen worktop, so it's as deep (ie front to back) as the worktop was (600mm?) I then grabbed some c...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: After Workshop Wednesday ...

Posted by: @markbailey Its beautiful! Not sure I'd quite call it beautiful, but thanks Mark! I found a slight "operational inconvenience" when using it. To clamp the sides of the cap in place, y...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
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