What’s wrong with pink flake? 🤷🏼‍♂️

@tej Also a press isn’t necessarily faster, but it’s definitely more expensive. A small arbor press doesn’t cost a ton (swidt) but it’s more than a hammer plus you need the caul and at least one fret ...

They’re two different techniques to achieve the same result. The method you use will be the one that suits you although depending on the neck construction style you may want to employ both. With a ham...

If was fine actually @koendb, I’m just a goofball 🤪

@boo Robocop

@koendb It looks like it cane out well, great job! I like the vintage just before dinner look. 😉

@tv101 & @boo Soooo... no real answer?

I’ll be renting a skip soon @boo Why do you weirdos guys call it a skip?

Looks great @boo and I hope it works out with your invisible neck joint! It seems your shop got a bit of a tidy or am I mistaken?

That's a powerful blow gun. Look - it's blown a hole in the cavity!! Ahh @tv101, so that’s what a hard-earned and genuine post looks like! 😆

Sorry to hear that Mark, that’s awful all around. Last year my father-in-law had a brain bleed and at first it seemed as if he would not recover. It was difficult of course but with therapy he has mad...

Any ideas? Yeah @boo. You could try using a brush, I heard that they’re pretty easy to handle. 😉

Brush-on makes it an option for me. Same here, that’s one of the main reasons I want this stuff!

Nice! I’m also super interested in this product, hopefully Europe will be next! I guess I’ll start looking again or maybe contact the manufacturer and bug them about it.

Great to see this old thread @boo, errr Master!

That seems like a clever solution @darrenking!

I used a complete straight edge to copy route all the actual straight edges onto the template. Well done @cheesewhisk, as long as you got there in the end. Did you then make a backup, is that what’s ...

Hello there @markbailey, how are you? I hope all is well on your end!

I’m gonna need more MDF! Yup @tej. Just like tools, we always need more!

@tej I’m assuming that he made a working template from the master. You should always make a copy and use that and keep the master for making more when your template either gets worn or bungled.