@tv101 The following Tuesday is ok with me. I should be free next Tuesday, how do I go about joining in?

👍 @rocknroller912 see you then & there BaileysBanjoBuilders?

Posted by: @tv101 so how about the following Tuesday @8pm (UK time) again? Count me in!

@tv101 The following Tuesday is ok with me.

Good to see so many of us virtual friends on Thursday 🙂 @rocknroller912 @koendb @jamesbisset @steeveedee This coming Tuesday might be a bit soon, so how about the following Tuesday @8pm (UK time) agai...

@russ Much Thanks

@rocknroller912 It’s a great method. How would you go about doing the opposite thing, do you think? If the neck had a back bow? 🤔

@boo Ive read about this method in a book by Irving Sloane on guitar repair. He calls it over size fret wedging and describes how it was used in the Martin acoustic factory in the days before Martin u...

@boo Thanks man.

@clinton I never know what to say any more. You have so much skill and talent for putting these guitars together now that words fail me. Just stunning mate, stunning. 10/10 and more…… ✊

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Posted by: @russ They're very elusive creatures @boo. The best way to catch them is to lay at trap with sea salt on the night of a Full Moon. 🤔🪤 @russ Thanks Russ, I’ll bear that in...

Never built a pickup before, but here's my first one. 4 poles, 2 Alnico 5 magnets that were meant for a Firebird pickup, arranged the same way a regular P90 pickup would be arranged. 10,000 turns 42A...

Neck and fretboard are unified. Truss rod is fitted, tuner holes are drilled and screw holes are pre-drilled. Next up is finish profiling the sides of the neck (they're approximately 1mm oversize to ...

Although I can’t add anything, I’m loving this conversation, very interesting stuff. I’m so happy with the thought that people put into these forums, always thinking of others and how things will cont...

They say that, since they are thicker, there is less energy lost and the guitar should vibrate more. As an engineer I'm inclined to agree with this. I see the sides as a structure to support the soun...

@darrenking Degree subject for sure

@koendb No worries you have a very smooth looking set of sides and I think it’s going to be a great guitar. I might not make the video on Tuesday as I’m being pressed to do a booking for Burns Night a...

@bpower My understanding is that thicker wood dampens sound vibrations, however I’m not sure how this affects the sides. I think that you are correct in saying the thickness is for bending. I’m leani...

Posted by: @bpower someone like @darrenking may be able to correct me I am really not in a position to ‘correct’ anyone and I think we’ll all find that the longer we stick around, the fewer examples...