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Hello from Siddharth Kumar Mehta, New York

Hello Everyone! This is Siddharth Kumar Mehta and I'm from New York. I'm an accountant at Hudson Bay Capital. I like to play guitar and that is why I'm on this platform to know each and everything abo...

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

Welcome to this awesome community @norriemac! Awesome job on that first build so far. I cant wait to see more pics 🙂

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

Hello Guys! I am new here on this platform because this is one of the best platform for guitar knowledge.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

Welcome to the builds

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Router Bit Slipped, headstock thin

@norriemac I think I would glue the 3mm olive wood onto the headstock before gluing the fretboard in place. Then flatten off the olive wood down to level with the top face of the neck where the nut i...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

3 years ago
RE: Router Bit Slipped, headstock thin

I'd say that the thickness is more to do with the tuners fitting neatly, rather than a strength requirement. I'd add the thicker veneer. Using good old Titebond (if it's good enough to keep the neck ...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

3 years ago
RE: Router Bit Slipped, headstock thin

@norriemac I'm fairly sure that at 12mm it's still strong enough, but better wait for the experts to advise you on that. Adding your 3mm olive wood will certainly give you the thickness you need and ...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

3 years ago
RE: Router Bit Slipped, headstock thin

@norriemac Hi Norrie, I would say yes to both questions.......and I'd just use titebond original for every glue job except when gluing the fretboard to the body....then use hide glue. 🙂Ƕ...

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

3 years ago
RE: Guitar #2 (Summer 2022 Project)

Just figured I'd share this with you guys. Today I made a fret slotting jig in preparation for the next build. That's right, I'm not going to use a pre-made board this time. The supplier that I buy mo...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Guitar #2 (Summer 2022 Project)

Finally, a long overdue update. 'Tis done!

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Documentaries

Beautiful - I added the link so you can watch it here - Thanks!

In forum New Members

3 years ago
Documentaries

I made a documentary about building guitars some years ago - free on the tube for anyone interested

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Jig build Advice / Stressing

@norriemac Yeah. I've done three acoustic builds so far following Marks methods. If you have been following the course then the heel block would have already had the mortice cut out of it and that wou...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

3 years ago
RE: Jig build Advice / Stressing

@norriemac You don’t need a jig to do any of the things you describe. People use them for routers which are a fairly recent thing. Mortise and tenon jigs and binding can all be cut by hand tools and h...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

I'll just add my welcome to the queue! And I'm always impressed by people who build acoustics. To my mind, that's *proper* craftsmanship. 👍

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

@norriemac It might have been badly dried causing cracks. Was the olive wood hard to glue.

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Hello from Perth, Scotland

@norriemac Nice work Norrie. Looking forward to seeing this one develop. 🙏🎶🎸🙂

In forum New Members

3 years ago
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