@petejb Welcome Pete. Enjoy your time here. Hopefully you'll be able to give us some tips. Looking forward to seeing what you're going to build. Cheers, Russ 🎶🙂🎸🙏

@petejb Hey man, welcome to the forum and to the guitar making revolution. Mark’s courses are indeed amazing and really set you up for making guitars in the comfort of your own workshop. I suspect you...

Posted by: @koendb Welcome to the community @petejb! lot's of good advice and positive vibes here Thank you koendb. It's good to see people preserving the essential skills of antiquity that might ot...

@robin Hi Robin, pleasure to meet you. I am going the "learn to walk before you run" route and that is to reproduce a guitar nearly identical to the one that Mark designs and builds at Udemy.com in h...

Hi @petejb, welcome to the group. What are you planning on building?

Welcome to the community @petejb! lot's of good advice and positive vibes here

Hi, Just finished both of Mark's classes on Udemy and ordered all of my materials straight away. Woodworker and engineer here. Built an electric guitar when I was young but it was garbage. After watch...

Thank you for information me I'm not aware about it...

Today I spend most of my day cleaning my room and reorganizing my tools cabinets, but did find the time to also route the fretboard to size ( well, the width, not the length yet )Here's a mockup where...

@koendb I’m sorry I can’t answer your question about the bridge clearance height as I haven’t made an acoustic guitar yet. Everything looks great though, just see what some of the acoustic guys and ma...

Coming along nicely @koendb. Great work. 🙂🙏🎸🎶

Yesterday, I did not do much, except for cutting the fretslots. Easy Peasy Attachment : IMG_20220127_191250924.jpg Attachment : IMG_20220127_191256723.jpg Today, I made 8° sloped sides f...

Thank you for all that positive feedback and comments. 😊 You guys rock!

@koendb I'm so impressed with what you've done so far.

Continued excellent word @koendb 👍

Excellenté @koendb. 👍 🙏🎶🎸🙂

@koendb Looking like you have it under control

Posted by: @rocknroller912 Be careful when you are trimming the soundboard to the sides it can split very easily in the waist area due to splitting along the grain. I am actually doing that right no...

@koendb The inside looks very clean which is impressive. Be careful when you are trimming the soundboard to the sides it can split very easily in the waist area due to splitting along the grain.