That's impressive work @bpower, looking good. I'm planning on building an acoustic but I don't think I'm ready yet. I'll maybe build just one more electric first.

That's my build #002 almost finished now, just needs a wee tweek of the truss rod and the string heights set. This one was a kit from @markbailey and built following his course and lots of advice on t...

@Wayne_F @robinSomehow that never occurred to me. I could add maybe 1/4" of height and that would probably take care of it. Thank you. I've had a lot of help and advice from this group, I'm glad to ...

@cheesewhisk On my first build I used a bridge and tail piece like you have there and had the very same doubts. I drilled and fitted the tailpiece and strung it up with the bridge just sat in position...

@Wayne_F That little practice neck was worth doing, and I like the shape of the headstock. Would it be an option to make your headstock routing jig just a little deeper, so that your router base would...

Does anyone know what this gouge with the strange handle would have been used for. Attachment : FB_IMG_1632738552384.jpg Attachment : FB_IMG_1632738574805.jpg Attachment : FB_IMG_163...

Well done, I'd be happy with that. I'm sure it'll be the first of many.

Thats looking really good @boo I’m just stating how important it is to get the prep work right I've been following your advice, wet sanding up through the grits, all it takes is time and patience.

It’s water based so I just use a damp (not wet) rag, make sure the rag is soft and you have rung it out properly. Follow up with a dry rag and try not to get any water in any screw holes etc Thanks @...

Go through the grades of papers and then through the grades of polish, that’s the secret. Thanks again @boo for your usual comprehensive advice, very much appreciated. I've ordered up some wet &...

This is looking really good. I hope the lacquer turns out good for you. Looking forward to seeing this finished. Thanks @Wayne_F , its got all the lacquer that its getting, so I'm working my way up t...

@Wayne_F Yikes! That must have been a lot of work to cut through. I'm envious of your 6" blank haha It wasn't as hard work as it looks, I had cut 2" deep from each side with a circular saw before ha...

@jamesonguitar And buy a hand sander! A hand plane is a very useful tool too, and much .more fun than sanding.

@jamesonguitar Welcome to the group, I'll be watching with interest as I intend to build an acoustic at some point, also by following Mark's course. While I admire you're dedication to sanding, I thi...

@Wayne_F Then I'll throw a new blade on there and split the blank. Wish me luck just in case. You don't neex any luck, you've got all you need there, I'm envious of your bandsaw. Mine can only cut a...

Looking good @Wayne-F you'll get two neck blanks out of that if you cut carefully.

@russ Your certainly my goto logo man All l can do is black inkjet waterslide and that took a lot of trial and error, I've got enough for my next four builds though. I tried colour too, but it was t...

Sounding and looking great @clinton . And I can view your video okay now.

Couldn't resist a little trial fit of the tuners. I need to build up more lacquer though, I can still see and feel the edges of the logos. However, I totally forgot about the nut when I was positioni...

I like you're style @bpower , part of the fun of guitar building for me is finding a way to do it. You're next challenge is to add dust extraction to your thicknesser.