@steveadams A great video Steve, keep them coming. You seemed a little surprised that the slot depth was less than 11.5, it probably is close to 11.5 as the flat probe on vernier wouldn't have gone to...

@clinton that archtop looks good, I might have to try that for my next build, I particularly like the F holes. There just aren't enough hours ... build, play, record, listen ... and that's without a ...

@Peebee I need to get some veneers to fix my loose neck pocket fec up. Where do people get their veneers from please? Try taking a shaving off a bit of your body offcuts with a plane, adjust the dep...

@mattbeels I bet that@robinis gonna deck out the shed with dollies and runners when it’s time for tea and biscuits with the missus Are dollies and runners an American thing, I've heard of Dolly and ...

Next installment of the shed. The bandsaw stand is finished now. Normally it'll live in the opposite corner beside the door, it'll be fine there for doing the occasional small cut. I've made so that t...

@tv101 How are you planning on moving the shed-shop when you move over to the caravan for summer? It's well nailed to the ground, it's going nowhere. The front, back and roof of the old 6'x4' hut w...

My workbench is finished now and shelves under it for some storage boxes with lids to keep the sawdust out. I've started making a stand for the bandsaw now and discoverd that planed shavings fill the ...

@tv101 How about a hollowed out body with a built in speaker so you can just pick up and play when you can't be bothered to plug into an amp, or is that what an acoustic is for.

@markbailey Take it easy Mark, come back when you're ready, we'll all still be here.

@tv101 No offence intended@robin! No worries TV, no offence taken, everyone is entitled to state their opinion and stand by it (apart from Boris of course)

Alongside my campaign for the abolition of the use of cheap black plastic on guitars, I'm thinking about starting another campaign for banning the use of irrelevant thirteenth century design features ...

@tv101 Given the space that you managed to work in previously - that's going to seem mahoosive when you get started in there!! Not only bench space, I'll have enough clear floor space to take a step...

@boo Here is my latest blood Oh, that does look sore, but the job is never done until there is blood. My new workbench got it's first splash of blood today too, little fiddly electrical screws and l...

@russ I'm interested in getting power to my shed. Did you use armoured cable? I haven't put a permanent supply in yet, it's just a cable plugged into an outdooor socket on the house. The outdoor so...

@boo I recon you could fit another shed next to that one, it could be your “finishing shop”. I rekon I could fit another two sheds there, but I'll just take one step at a time for now. Things are im...

I mean, we don't want just *anybody* joining (just look at who's likely to be after mattbeels!!!) I'm finding it hard to keep up with you 10K'ers, it takes forever catching up on these unread posts. ...

@darrenking I have drawn it at about 16.5mm (excluding fretboard) but I'm worried it looks a bit thin. It is about 13.5mm at the nut That's a lot thinner than I would dare. I used 20mm at 12 fret a...

@darrenking @boo Are you going to put any insulation board in the spaces between the wall verticals? I had thought about insulation and did some reading about it. It seems there should be an air ga...

@russ . I've forgotten, Is your shed 8'x6' or 10'x 8'. I've got an 8'x6' shed that I'm thinking of building a bench into. What width is your bench going to be? My shed is 8'x6', I'm making an L sha...

My new shed workbench is beginning to take shape. Attachment : 20210318_174635.jpg