Doing it like I do makes you very aware of the cutter spinning away and you tend to be extra careful, I think sticking a bigger piece to the likes of a cavity cover would likely give you a false…   Read more»

@tv101 you don’t do that, if it wants to go it goes! Never push into the cutter.

@rathius wooden covers, often to match the top. That router is set on 4 out of 6. No idea what the actual speed is.   This one has an oak top, I laminated a piece of the oak to mahogany…   Read more»

@rathius Yeh bud, great for cavity covers etc.

Well I would say yes to a recess, looks great and allows loads of travel in both directions. I think the gotoh floyds are about 11mm overall so I aimed for about 10mm so the bridge would sit just into…   Read more»

@robin we won’t hold it against you lol

@swepri me three but they’ve always been A for audio and B for linear. No idea where anyone buys the back to front crazy pots lol

@tv101 excuse me, I’d like to buy some pots off you, could you send them out so I can test them before paying? Thanks 🤣

@koendb can’t fight nature lol
 
 
 
 

@koendb always the same, you go to bed then wake up to another change in what you know to further complicate your life 🤣

@robin I’ve got to ask, where did you find these weirdo pots? 🤣    I generally stick with alpha and cts for the most part as I can get both in metric which means an 8mm shaft, the metal nobs…   Read more»

@swepri every pot for guitar I ever see is either china, japan or usa made anyway, can’t say I’ve ever seen a european pot. Seen reference to vintage pots using a C though lol

@robin how sure are you? It’s how they sound that I notice them. Audio taper sounds gradual, Linear sounds like a switch lol. Every A and B pot I’ve used has sounded as it should.