@markbailey thankyou Mark. I'm really enjoying being a member, and your method of tutoring is great

@markbailey thankyou Mark. I'm really enjoying being a member, and your method of tutoring is great

@markbailey thankyou Mark. I'm really enjoying being a member, and your method of tutoring is great

Cheers All - welcome Andy!...FYI guys - we can do custom scale lengths like 24" no problem - just order the nearest one then leave a note in the box at checkout or email us with your req...

@nsj Thanks Neil, very tidy installation👍😊🎸

I asume it has all gone by denu?

@nsj I'll check that one out, thankyou. Greatly appreciate you coming back to me to share your experience. Bit of a mind field out there especially you tube reviews

@brie Here's a couple, basically mounted like a regular 2 point trem, then I added a recess and then cut the back end away so there was no restriction. Nice brass block to finish off the look. A...

@andyorton2gmail-com It's a fine router, smooth etc. I mainly use it for the truss rod channel. I find the palm routers much easier to handle for everything else. Stick a bigger base on them to mak...

Hi Andy, you can try whatever scale you like but just remember to read the trem routing cavity instructions properly to get the posts in the correct place. Also worth finding out if there's a sweet sp...

@russ thanks Russ In your opinion what's your take on the bosch POF 1200 ?

Hi everyone, subjective as it might be, I was wondering if anyone in the forum jas had any experience using this colt router for guitar builds. Looking at my first router and I'm seeing that this plu...

Guys , greatly appreciate your input, this helps me out a great deal, thanyou so much

Well done @cooperman and of course we'd like to see the first one you did please. 👍😊🎸

@jonhodgson Every day is a schoolday as they say and never truer than when making a guitar!!😂 Enjoy the rest of your build.👍😊🎸

Stunning as usual Neil and very unusual. Especially like the way the bridge is mounted, have you got any more detailed shots of that please.😊👍

Hi Andy and welcome to the Forums, sounds like you're keen to get started with your first build. Great advice always available here and Mark's videos are second to none. Another consideration, should ...

@liebe awesome thankyou, I quite like shorter more compact feel guitars, I'm guessing the lighter and slightly shorter length guitars are appealing more to me now, been toying with 24.75 gibson scale ...

Hey Andy, if you have a fretboard or neck in the scale that you want and/or that you're going to use in your build you certainly can use that in your drawing to map out the position of the frets. I wo...

@liebe thankyou for the warm welcome I'm watching marks video on using an existing neck to measure out the scale length, if I was to create a 25 inch scale, can I use a neck from a standard strat sca...