Hi Mick, The 100w bulb might theoretically get the pipe hot enough to bend wood but the problem will be how quickly it cools down once you put a full width 2mm-2.5mm thick guitar side against it. You ...

@mickcarr I've always been a "I bet i can make one of those" kinda guys. I like your ethos Mick, I've always been a bit like that too, I guess that's why I had to build a guitar. My first one is alm...

Hey that is not bad for a first go - I'm sure any of us would be proud of that. Neat coverplate! Sometimes it can be tricky to get an electrical contact with black hardware...you could try roughing up...

Hi there! My name is Peter and I "play" guitar from my teenage days which were some time ago. Couple years ago I discovered woodworking and I made quite a lot furniture for my house and I was looking ...

Almost gave me a heart attack...I'm in enough trouble with Carol about that!

but it is with a sad and heavy heart that I have to announce my leaving of, not just this forum, but the whole Bailey Guitarmaking.co.uk community. I was devastated to witness the vile profanity eman...

and a "Hi" from down south in sunny Wimborne. It took me a while to make all the clamps but I got there in the end. Making the Bailey Bootlegger was a doddle owing to the brilliant videos and communit...

Hi Mick - you are quite close - I am about 4 miles from M5 junction 13 - Alan is about 3 miles from me and Dave is near Tetbury - maybe we could arrange a socially distanced meet at some stage to comp...

Posted by: @mickcarr Been hobby building for about twenty years, nothing special, mainly teles, strats and the odd bass. Basses are quite often “odd”. Think it’s something to do with the people tha...

Sounds like a plan! Keep us informed and make sure to let us know if you need anything - glad you like the livestreams -CHEERS!

Hi Mick, The 100w bulb might theoretically get the pipe hot enough to bend wood but the problem will be how quickly it cools down once you put a full width 2mm-2.5mm thick guitar side against it. You ...

@mickcarr I've always been a "I bet i can make one of those" kinda guys. I like your ethos Mick, I've always been a bit like that too, I guess that's why I had to build a guitar. My first one is alm...

Hey that is not bad for a first go - I'm sure any of us would be proud of that. Neat coverplate! Sometimes it can be tricky to get an electrical contact with black hardware...you could try roughing up...

Hi there! My name is Peter and I "play" guitar from my teenage days which were some time ago. Couple years ago I discovered woodworking and I made quite a lot furniture for my house and I was looking ...

Almost gave me a heart attack...I'm in enough trouble with Carol about that!

but it is with a sad and heavy heart that I have to announce my leaving of, not just this forum, but the whole Bailey Guitarmaking.co.uk community. I was devastated to witness the vile profanity eman...

and a "Hi" from down south in sunny Wimborne. It took me a while to make all the clamps but I got there in the end. Making the Bailey Bootlegger was a doddle owing to the brilliant videos and communit...

Hi Mick - you are quite close - I am about 4 miles from M5 junction 13 - Alan is about 3 miles from me and Dave is near Tetbury - maybe we could arrange a socially distanced meet at some stage to comp...

Posted by: @mickcarr Been hobby building for about twenty years, nothing special, mainly teles, strats and the odd bass. Basses are quite often “odd”. Think it’s something to do with the people tha...

Sounds like a plan! Keep us informed and make sure to let us know if you need anything - glad you like the livestreams -CHEERS!