It is normal - To compensate Cedar is normally left a little thicker (=> 3mm is not unusual)

Do you mean in terms of the grain tearing out? I will try a small section where the tail piece insert will go to judge if there will be a problem and, if so, I will go around the perimeter with a fine...

Probably a good time to bring this up... I am sure you are aware that by using laminated sides you have made binding MUCH harder! Win some..lose some... Whatever method you use to cut the channels you...

Hey Darren I decided to put the Binding videos in the bonus section - this was because it is a non essential part of the build. Enjoy! FYI: The Binding Module should not have appeared as there are no ...

Posted by: darrenking Is there a guide to the ideal weight for a soundboard complete with all its braces? Clearly this would vary a little with different woods and more with different sizes but is the...

Posted by: Edwin I am from t'Netherlands.... Nuff said................ If it floods you all die... ? you win.... ?

T'Yorkshire? - they had it lucky up there...I'm from t'Coventry...we had it hard. ?

Blimey....... I wish..... And here I am in my 2x3 meter shed.... You were lucky! When I were a young whipper-snapper my first workshop was a double decker bus ? A 2x3 meter shed? - We dreamed of ha...

It is going to be cosy in there! Nice bench 🙂

Can someone tell me how to put pictures up on the thread This might help: how-to-upload-images-videos Let me know if it is not working for you - there is a 'time delay spam filter' thingy that someti...

Sorted... ?

Most dehumidifiers don't work too well at low temps (below 12 is too cold really for them to be efficient) My advice is to crank up the oil filled radiator a bit - at normal room temps the dehumidifie...

Hi Edwin Hi Mark, are the drawings also in Udemy? Sorry - I'm afraid not - To get the new stuff you'll have to be a premium member... FYI There is going to be A LOT of new stuff - it will be well wo...

Great Q - Thanks! Yes it can be a bit of a nightmare in a draughty shed. In the middle of winter...in the UK... If you do not have any 'proper' heating available then I believe that the best solution ...

Brilliant!

Awesome info!

Yeah - super handy - especially for fitting the back - would not be without mine. I get my sanding discs from Axminster

Hi John - apologies for the trouble... I think it is our time delay thing to prevent spam...if you try again now it should work?

Hey Darren - I tend to try and balance the front with its back and sides... for eg. I wouldn't put a super heavy back and sides with a super light top. I try and match them roughly like this - the aim...

Morning Darren - Yes ! I use mine for gluing and shaping braces also for shaping the sides before fitting the back... Was there something specific you wanted to know?