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RE: At it again #3

Ooh nice, when watching Mark doing the carve he only marked about a 1/4 inch, 6mm or so so don't need it to thick. I'd imagine walnut would be nice to carve too. Also I can say that it's very satisfyi...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Another one

@tv101 mate used to work for carpenter oak in Scotland doing that very job, he travelled all over.

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Well today was carve day, oak is really really hard! Anyway I got there in the end and also did the access carve, did it on the bobbin sander and it worked lol Attachment : 20230313_174313.jpg...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Well I used the superglue and masking tape method again, this time to hold the neck into the body while I routered the neck pickup cavity. Done the bridge one too aswell as a nice belly carve and a sm...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Another one

@russ hehe I've seen Mark on about it in his lives and the look on hios face at the mention of superglue and masking tape! I might get some eventually but my shed is very windy inside so not to muc...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Neck Ferrules ???

@timc Tbh I don't see why not, you're not needing to self tap, using it more like a bolt as it were. And yeh, comfort carve for sure. I do it to all my bolt ons. Attachment : SquarePic_20221103_...

In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Got sorting the neck more or less done today, fretboard radiused, neck carved including volute, headstock shaped and tuner holes drilled. Attachment : 20230311_170937.jpg Attachment : 202...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Neck Ferrules ???

@timc You can buy different length screws, personally I use the 38mm ones with the ferrules. I get mine from axesrus in the UK but I think you should find them on ebay or allparts maybe. I drill my ho...

In forum Build Your Own Electric Guitar

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Neck kinda thicknessed and gluing on wings for the headstock. Maybe tomorrow I'll get the neck carved Attachment : 20230310_162737.jpg Attachment : 20230310_162721.jpg

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Got a good bit of the neck cut out, sorted the heel, done the neck pocket and planed the angle into the heel for the tom bridge. Attachment : 20230309_182950.jpg Attachment : 20230309_18302...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: New build

@rocknroller912 sort of, eventually lol. Learnt a lot though and next time it'l be flawless first go! 🤣

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: New build

Well this turned out nice! Specs are, brazillian mahogany neck and body, neck through, warman destrpyer pickups, gotoh floyd and tuners, ebony board with aluminium tubing side dots and fret markers. F...

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: New build

Well after a bit of faffing about I think I'm fairly happy now. Next job, assembly Attachment : 20230307_183440.jpg

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Attachment : 20230305_235312.jpg Been trying things out for the finish on this one when it comes. First is sawdust and superglue to fill the cracks then a coat of oil based polyurethane thinned ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Next project - a rebuild

@tv101 Not saying it's terrible, just maybe not as good as having an actual piece of the wood lol. Worst case in this context 🤣 🤣

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Next project - a rebuild

@tv101 Worst case you could maybe use random wood then add a veneer to match the top?

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: Another one

Neck blank has been routed, trussrod fitted and fretboard glued, I can get on with that tomorrow or something but in the meantime I've been out and levelled the top of the body blank then cut it out. ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Robin's build #003 (take 2)

@robin Loads more adjustment too, I always fit new strings on a new build. At least it helps rule the problem out if there is a problem.

In forum Electric

3 years ago
RE: First Sawdust!!

That dust plus superglue can fix many guitar building mishaps! Bag it! lol

In forum New Members

3 years ago
RE: Robin's build #003 (take 2)

@robin just leave loads of winds on the pegs, that way you can reuse them if it doesn't fix the problem. I don't really worry about tuning stability at that stage, just saving the strings lol

In forum Electric

3 years ago
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