@steveadams thanks pal...I have a few builds on YT from using the course but all the rest are electric..I think most are on the site somewhere...

When did you make it? About two years ago @mattbeels

I need to click on more of these photos to really appreciate them better... @mattbeels I was looking at it on a large monitor are well 😍 sone sort of Birdseye (maple?)? It really pops with th...

Hey Deej thanks for the link...nicd video, really clear shots..looks great ... cheers Steve

Thanks Darren Have sent you an email... cheers Steve

@darrenking Wow the back on it that acoustic is stunning..

@chrisot that looks great...love the flame on the back!

@robin I look forward to the pics on the inside and how you have utilised the space..

I didn’t have a back room before and I don’t have one now either. I wish I did as having something separate/private would be nice but not essential. @mattbeels Can you not partition some of it off to...

Attachment : image.png Congrats @Robin! Enjoy the new home ...

you'll never need all that space 😆 😆 😆 I bet he's finding it a bit of a squeeze within the next few months! You can never have a big enough workshop space. I know.

Jimi!!!!!!!! Voodoo Child!!!!

Plus my wife actually asked whether I'd really enjoy making it myself more, rather than just commissioning Mark to do it. Sounds like you have the missus trained @TV101 ...see you up at the Bailey wo...

@steveadams I think you can see some on the body build I did for the first build using the online acoustic course. I think the side bending is around the 5mins Mark if you can’t be bothered watching t...

Dare I ask which grit or are you then going to explain peoper technique and how sandpaper is manufactured? 😂😂😂 @mattbeels I can explain that if you want. 🤣 With metal,...

@mattbeels Your new workshop looks huge, you'll never need all that space. My new workshop arrived today, I'll get lost in all the space I've got in there compared with the corner of the garage I've ...

I do this every time just to make sure...

Check this for extreme off 90%

Always check that your jointed faces are 90deg to the top & back of the pieces! It doesn’t have to be - if the fence is off and you put the two pieces back to front (if that makes sense) it shoul...

Always check that your jointed faces are 90deg to the top & back of the pieces! Yup, I’ve done the same myself, though that’s when I’d made my own blanks, so possibly only one person at fault ....