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RE: Injuries I've been a bit smug reading these injury posts and congratulating myself for being a careful worker. I really should've known better, thankfully the chisel was a wee bit dull and its just a scratch. ... |
In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips |
5 years ago |
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RE: Greetings From Florida @petejb Hey man, welcome to the forum and to the guitar making revolution. Mark’s courses are indeed amazing and really set you up for making guitars in the comfort of your own workshop. I suspect you... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Greetings From Florida Posted by: @koendb Welcome to the community @petejb! lot's of good advice and positive vibes here Thank you koendb. It's good to see people preserving the essential skills of antiquity that might ot... |
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RE: Greetings From Florida Hi @petejb, welcome to the group. What are you planning on building? |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Greetings From Florida Welcome to the community @petejb! lot's of good advice and positive vibes here |
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5 years ago |
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Greetings From Florida Hi, Just finished both of Mark's classes on Udemy and ordered all of my materials straight away. Woodworker and engineer here. Built an electric guitar when I was young but it was garbage. After watch... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Advice on grain filling. I need help. Posted by: @e-den-hertog It's extremely simple to make your own: 1 part quality polyurethane laquer (oil-based, not the water-based stuff...) and 1 part mineral spirits. Mix thoroughly. @e-den-herto... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Advice on grain filling. I need help. I posted something about wipe-on poly earlier on the forum, but I'll be happy to repeat myself 🙂 It's extremely simple to make your own: 1 part quality polyurethane laquer (oil-based, not the... |
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RE: Injuries @rocknroller912 Yeah but….but……but it’s not England. I’m bored of England. I want my Scotland. 🏴 😭 Am I being a baby? I am, I’m... |
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RE: Injuries @boo You haven’t missed anything by not travelling to Scotland. We still have high winds and some areas also snow. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Posted by: @darrenking Posted by: @swepri while testing if it is sharp enough To be a bit more positive, if you didn’t feel the cut, then you must have done a good job of sharpening it! Of course... |
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RE: Injuries @darrenking lol. My wife calls it hand tool woodworking induced pattern baldness. My left arm is always missing hair. 🙂 |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Attachment : image.jpeg Hey Boo! Those Ernie Balls are infectious! Seriously though, I hope you don’t have it too bad, it all adds to community immunity in the end. Take care and take it easy unti... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Injuries Posted by: @swepri while testing if it is sharp enough To be a bit more positive, if you didn’t feel the cut, then you must have done a good job of sharpening it! Of course, the traditional way to c... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Gloucestershire @dirtbike I can’t fault this Bosch router much. It has plenty depth of cut, variable speed, power and ergonomics. It is easily good enough for all your guitar making needs and reasonably priced. A... |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Hi from Gloucestershire Posted by: @dirtbike a good idea to get a couple of second hand routers I have bought several ‘pre-loved’ routers recently. Elu, and then DeWalt did an awesome little router with the dust extraction... |
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RE: Injuries agreed. cuz then... anywhere you touch hurts. 🙂 |
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RE: Injuries Another tip is to avoid cutting the pad of your index finger with the chisel you just sharpened (while testing if it is sharp enough). |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Fretting or not before to glue fretboard to the neck ? Thank you, I will follow your advices. |
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5 years ago |
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RE: Fretting or not before to glue fretboard to the neck ? Glue fretboard first and let it settle in a day with the truss rod and neck. Wood moves. Metal does not. Makes sense? |
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5 years ago |