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RE: My Shed

Posted by: @rocknroller912 This is a great move for you I think. Sharpening hand tools is a good way to learn woodwork. Most people rely on machines these days which takes all the fun out. Don’t get ...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

3 years ago
RE: Crack in my acoustic back material....

@rocknroller912 I am planning on using my hand plane to thickness it as my homemade sander is out in the shed and it is not just cold in there but it is "friggen" cold. That being said, generating hea...

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: Guitar Build #3

Rosette glued in and the shape cut out. Now to start on the braces. 🙂 Attachment : 20220111_221816.jpg Attachment : 20220112_191915.jpg Attachment : 20220112_193827.jpg Attachm...

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: Guitar Build #3

top is glued. 🙂 Attachment : 20220110_210903.jpg

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: Acoustic Bliss

Posted by: @rocknroller912 I’m just finishing a banjo repair I’m glad I didn’t distract you from that important task. The world needs more banjos.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

3 years ago
RE: Accoustic kit ordered

@rocknroller912 Thanks. Me too

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: Accoustic kit ordered

Tidied up the headstock on sanded all around again and now it’s much better. Still needs final sanding etc but fitted to body it’s looking ok. I think the next job is fretboard kennelling and dot mark...

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Hi @koendb, You definitely don't need to fill these gaps. Great looking guitar, you're doing a fantastic job! Cheers Darren

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Posted by: @rocknroller912 I don’t see any need to fill the gap in purfling. I’ve never seen anyone else do it. Posted by: @darrenking You definitely don't need to fill these gaps. OK Then! Than...

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

I have the SM nut spacing rule @rocknroller912 and I wouldn’t slot a nut without it. It’s a bit fiddly but it works well and it covers every spacing for nuts and bridges that you would ever use, indis...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

3 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

This morning, I sanded the rosette flat, which took only a few minutes, since I did quite a good job with the mini planer and chisel ( That curved chisel I bought from this shop is awesome! I can reco...

In forum Acoustic

3 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Today I spend all day getting better at sharpening knifes, plane blades and chisels..For the rest, I just tested my cute little flat sole mini plane. Practicing arching bracings on a left over piece &...

In forum Acoustic

4 years ago
RE: My first steps in building an acoustic guitar

Posted by: @koendb Therefor, if you can, buy from Mark and Carol! ( Unfortunately they cannot send some woods over to EU mainland anymore due to brexit Brexshit strikes again. 🤬 This Tory g...

In forum Acoustic

4 years ago
RE: What is an oily rag and where can you get one?

@rocknroller912 thought you had fallen off the planet I did actually and man was it tough getting back on…

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: Barncaster kills cancer

Posted by: @rocknroller912 This is inspiring. I’m helping my broth in law to build his first guitar at the moment from a scaffold plank. I find soft wood a challenge. @rocknroller912 Yeah soft wood ...

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: Barncaster kills cancer

I know I’ve built a few Barncaster type guitars from pallet wood now but this guy has just inspired me to try harder and do better. Wow! ✊🎸 I feel a new challenge coming on in the new y...

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: ?Luthier Jokes and Funny Stories?

Posted by: @rocknroller912 I won’t be surprised to find a few blood stains in my next parcel. @rocknroller912 It wouldn’t surprise me either, it’s insane.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: ?Luthier Jokes and Funny Stories?

Posted by: @rocknroller912 Man nearest the camera puts his hands right up to the saw blade. @rocknroller912 What crazy fools. 🤪

In forum Pluckers Paradise

4 years ago
RE: Is it normal to fork a project mid-build?

Fixed it. Barely any gap there, and what is there will fill out fine when I go to paint the body. (Wish I could get my neck joint to look like that-about the top 3/32" is gappy!)

In forum Electric

4 years ago
RE: Is it normal to fork a project mid-build?

Continuing on, the bandsaw makes short work of roughing out the body shape. I actually used two different bandsaws-the big one can't get into the tight spots well, and the little saw still didn't get ...

In forum Electric

4 years ago
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