Does anyone know how I can get in touch with customer service? I cancelled my subscription weeks ago but I've just received an email notifying me of my renewal. I have tried sending a message asking f...

I'm still not really understanding why Mark made it sound like glued on neck = nut after fretboard, bolt on neck = nut secured in the fretboard. Like that's how it should be.

So is it just personal preference in the end?

In the course Mark says that the nut on a glued on neck is positioned at the fretboard end whereas on a bolt on neck it is positioned after the fretboard. Why is this?

@nsj nah, sheds are bigger lol

@russ Blimey, there really is an exhibition for anything you can imagine. This could be definitely worth a visit!

@swepri that's interesting and something I'll look to do for future builds. For this first build I'm following along with the Design Your Own Electric Guitar course and Mark uses a nut to mark out it'...

@brie Hi. I am indeed a premium subscriber and have already watched the course twice over! That mensheds idea is brilliant, I'll check it out! Thanks.

@swepri got a coping saw for the squiggly bits.

@robin thanks, I'll order one straight away!

@russ thanks, can't wait to get started!

@brie haha well I'll be as considerate as possible. To be fair though; the only power tools I'll be using will be a cordless drill and a small router. I'll have to substitute the band saw for a Japane...

Does anyone know where I can purchase the exact nut used in the Build Your Own Electric Guitar course? It states 3/16" TUSQ slotted but no info about length and height (and what about slot spacing?).

Thanks for the replies guys, some really useful tips!

Never held a saw in my life but I'm super excited to start my guitar making journey. Not sure how I'll accomplish this within my studio apartment but I've just ordered a router so now I'm committed ha...

Hi all, brand new member and subscriber here with a question regarding fret slot depth. After sawing the slot won't there be a gap underneath the middle of the fret? Wouldn't this give us a dead fret?