Fantastic job Neil, as usual. It’s a beautiful top, I love cherry, especially with coloured epoxy.

OK, I've just finished making yet another custom Tele type, so here is my latest creation. Its for an old friend of mine that I used to be in a band with many moons ago. He is a left handed player so...

@nsj Top Job! Very Nice

@nsj. Great work again Neil. 🙂🎵🎸🙏

Attachment : IMG_7752.jpeg It’s been a while for a bandsman build.

Fine work Neil, sounds awesome👍😃 Keep ‘em coming👍😃🎸

Ok thx for the info, i will try that. Very nice. Great guitar 👍

@liebe Hey Dan This is Carol now on Marks page 😉 NO offence taken at all - we know we have been absent, and it is shame indeed ... BUT we are finally making our way back up to where we were ... and ...

real nice 👍

@nsj you utter hero, this is music (no pun intended) to my ears! For some reason I thought both walnut and cherry would be heavier. Knowing the kind of weight bracket they're in I'll definitely give ...

@nsj That’s great Neil, sounds awesome!! Have a great Christmas and New Year 😃👍🎸

@nsj Fantastic! Neil. Really enjoyed watching this unfold. I've never heard a Uke played or sound like that before. Brilliant! 🙂🎵🎸🙏

@nsj Enjoyed watching this, Neil. Good to see how things can be adapted rather than building from scratch. 🙌 🎸🙏🙂🎵

@nsj lovely. I don't think there was, but just in case there was any misunderstanding, my comment was based on my mixed results with flattening with a router sled not any suggestion you were doing it ...

@nsj nice guitar

nice guitar

Lovely work @nsj! I wouldn't have thought the tiger router would have left the body surface flat enough for gluing on a top, but good to know!

@nsj Thanks Neil, Yeah the neck wood is some kind of “mahogany “ and my best guess is Gabon mahogany (okoume) but not at all sure.👍😃🎸

I’d hoped to be finished this one a while back but, as they say, the best laid schemes O’ mice and men. Anyway here it is, what we have is a Poplar body with a London Plane cap, the neck wood is myste...

Attachment : C1ED0671-316D-4599-99D2-D632DD22A51D.jpeg Today I finished my first build from scratch. I took a long time because I wanted to do this the right way, with the right tools and techniq...