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RE: Moving the bridge but only a little

@tej Dowels should be a tight fit, but they need flutes or grooves along the side or the glue will not be able to squeeze out and it will form a vacuum

In forum Guitar ER - When Guitar Builds Go Bad

5 years ago
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

@marcel I found the track the first LP I bought, Beyond the Turning Point which I still have. Don’t have anything to play it on.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

One of my earliest influences John Mayall

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

@russ @tv101 Suzy Bogguss is great she does a live stream every week on Facebook at 5pm Central time US. Wine Down Wednesday it’s called.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: Machine Wax

@tej My wood lathe isn’t much above hobby level but I’ve made some good stuff on it. My metal lathe is Axminster C1 just the correct size for what I need and can be used for small jobs without lubrica...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Machine Wax

@tej Ive got a big wood lathe which I cut down because it was too big and a small engineering lathe that I’ve used for pen making and some tools.

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

Here’s mine for today

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: Machine Wax

@tej Sounds like it will be ok. I don’t use a lot of machines but cleaning sticky wood residue is the same on any tool even a hand saw, so if it does that no worries. I only use silicone on parts that...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Machine Wax

@tej Are you thinking of any particular brand ? I’ve used Lubo Wax which is petroleum based but now I use silicon grease spray for lubricating machine parts as it’s not greasy, dries and wood dust doe...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: Part 2 now sorted

@darrenking Could it be a surfacing jig for routers, for paupers who don’t have a planer or drum sander ?

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
Answer to: Carving

@tej Mark uses ordinary white glue for some jobs and he did say on a live stream that it’s a good option but takes longer to set before handling, overnight as opposed to 30 minutes for Titebond. If yo...

In forum Design Your Own Guitar

5 years ago
Answer to: Carving

The easiest way to carve a top or hollow underside is to use gouges with a fairly flat curve because you can remove a lot of material in one go and it makes chips rather than dust which is better all ...

In forum Design Your Own Guitar

5 years ago
RE: Finishes on mahogany

@eddie6string Danish oil is my favourite finish although the climate here can be too cold and damp most of the year. Definitely a job for outside working due to the aroma.

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ I wonder if you would have to use a special type of drill with these guides. A normal one with sharp flutes would wear away the sides. They could be for sizing drills rather than drilling holes.

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ This is another one. Their products are good I got an engineers flat surface with a test certificate accurate to 0.001mm, so they’re not a DIY firm.

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: Not only do I suck at routing, I suck at gluing too.

@russ Try this place My job was buying tools for a professional workshop and I went for quality firms that supply industry.

In forum Electric

5 years ago
RE: Sawing frets the lazy way

@tej I would be very careful trying to adapt or build a high speed cutting machine it’s an accident waiting to happen. I think Mark said that his circular blade was a special order. Using the wrong ty...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

5 years ago
RE: 🎶🎸 Your Favourite Song In This Moment 🎸🎶

More jolly Irish stuff

In forum Pluckers Paradise

5 years ago
RE: Finishes on mahogany

@tej Here is an example of how an oiled finish can darken mahogany. The first photo is before oiling in 2003 and the second one is from 2015 and shows no deterioration in the finish despite being kept...

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
RE: Finishes on mahogany

@tej Oil finishes are hard wearing and easy to touch up if you need. Another advantage is they don’t chip or spread if you do get a knock. Just rub out the dent and apply more oil. I did an oil finish...

In forum Finishing

5 years ago
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