@markbailey
Thanks for posting the link. You’ve certainly cleared a path through the mine field of sourcing supplies for all us amateurs. It makes life a lot easier. 

@tej Everybody has different methods. I don’t glue frets in unless it’s an acoustic re fret over the sound box where I can’t press or hammer, although I should say I’m changing some of my methods after watching Mark’s videos….   Read more»

@steveadams Good job and very brave to let someone else work your wood. I don’t like those European type mains plugs where the earth is an open terminal on the outside, alway fit a UK plug once the year guarantee…   Read more»

@tej
Here is the the kind of thing you need to cut inlays. I got mine from Cookson Gold by post.

@boo When I learned bow making we had to cut our own dots from flat sheet. You could try google for model shops, there’s loads. They have all sorts of plastic sheet and some do custom work. Circle punches work…   Read more»

@tej I don’t use superglue for inlays or anything else if I can avoid it. Always stick my fingers together and there are so many different varieties, so if your not in a hurry use ordinary white glue it gives…   Read more»

@tej
Here is the video

@tej  Marquetry is different to fretboard inlays, it’s contrasting pieces of cross grained wood traditionally fixed in with hot hide glue. Tracing paper can be used for both to draw the shape, so for a fretboard it’s cut out and…   Read more»

@tej Here is the link plus one on the knife it might be mentioned in both. https://youtu.be/wtp4B03Pi0s   https://youtu.be/rv8ZXpsAwp8 Hope you have got Aldi out of your system, their advertising blurb is as infectious as Covid. Don’t be fooled again,…   Read more»