Looking great as usual, I like your style Thanks @matt beels Attachment : 4312D801-DC72-4D71-8EE8-19AB18B6F6E6.jpeg Twin Pines

The short answer is “thereabouts” because you have some fine adjustment available by moving the saddles back/forwards on the Tele bridge. I would set my saddles in the middle (ish) of their adjustment...

Hi guys, Not often you get something really useful/durable at supermarket (Lidl), but this little flexible clamp-on vice was about £9 - £12 can't remember exactly??? I'm using it here for Neck carvin...

I've been building guitars from parts and a few kits, without much of prior skills except maintaining my own guitars.Now its time to step it up and make my own neck and body. That s why decided to bec...

@Rocknroller912 In the photo at the top I noticed that you have a router. Or if a drill bit is too long you could use a small diameter router bit. That's the way I'm thinking. I've also got a plung...

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I think I might make a start on the real thing tomorrow! @peebee Looking good man. I think you should definitely make a start on the real thing now. 🤘😁🤘🎸

@peebee Looks great, nice pointy volute! I really like the headstock as well 👍

Hi @russ Thanks for making contact today Russell. This is what I was working on - Kneck carving. Driftwood (Honduran Mahogany) top on Spalted Sycamore body with Sycamore Neck and figured Ash fretboard...

Routed the body shape now, the temporary neck socket filler worked a treat. Just a couple of little dinks into side as I was routing round the horns, but they sanded out easily and there's another one...

Hey @robin. When you did your practice build, can I ask how you got your body and neck blacks to the right size to work on? Hi @russ, depends what size you're referring to. The neck was a planed pl...

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I have the TSPS450 it works well - good dust extraction....

Hi @russ, yes the Triton stuff seems good, the router is a bit heavy but I use it mainly in the table and it’s excellent for that. The sander is great, but I would get the other model now, the TSPST 4...

@peebee. Looking good. Are you happy with the Triton stuff? I'm still thinking of getting the spindle sander.🤔 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@peebee Lookin’good, love the pics!

Finally got my fretboard inlays done. After lots of research and a base and upcut bit for my dremel I got my mother of pearl block inlays from StewMac put in. Now I've got to make the headstock inlay ...

Got off work early today so I decided to get going on the neck carve. I was shooting for my favorite asymmetrical neck carve which is on my PRS McCarty 594 as my profile pic. Took me about 3 hours and...

So started the practice neck @peebee Excellent, it’s all looking good.

Wave the magic wand, say the magic word, and have a scantily clad glamorous assistant wander around a bit (always the best part of any trick), and then ... Stage 2 Attachment : 20200823_115736.jpg...