@boo oh my.... wow.... I would sooooo never be able to use that stuff. One sneeze and..... eek. 🙂

Dancing flake. ✨✨✨✨

This time I’m using a mix of large silver flake and holographic micro flake (rainbow spectrum colours), mixed into clear basecoat. Yeah, this time I’m using a wet application, employing a gun with a 2...

OMG!

Posted by: @seanf I was wondering how will it be in the winter time for doing projects in the garage as it is just single skin. If it’s a free-standing garage, be careful if the temperature in there...

Posted by: @boo This work area is not a good, clear example of what a safe work environment should be like, it’s a bit messy. 😂 Understatement of the year! 🤣🤣🤣

Welcome @seanf, you’ve definitely come to the right place. Enjoy!

Posted by: @russ 50 years today since the Fourth Zeppelin album release Scary how long ago that was. And amazing how good Robert Plant still is today.

@rocknroller912 I definitely won't be adjusting the neck angle then, that's away beyond my skill level. I'll not be attempting to remove the fretboard either. I think my first step is to adjust the t...

Welcome @warmvalves to the Guitar Making World like you i'm also new on this platform, but it is one of the best place for the knowledge.

@powerful David Dyke is my number one supplier now for anything I can’t get from Bailey or wood where I want to do the jointing myself.

And it’s ordered. Sorted thanks

@rocknroller912 great stuff thanks

@powerful Acoustic building is a big learning experience but I’m sure you will get there. For kerf lining in the UK I would try David Dyke luthier suppliers. Very friendly firm to deal with. You can’t...

In my previous post I asked if I could try and re- bend sides with kerf lining on. It may be obvious to most but the simple answer is NO YOU CANT all that happens is the kerf lining cracks and also cr...

Attachment : 4824F707-2CD6-488D-9726-0F0438EA3075.jpeg Attachment : F941D035-3031-40FF-866C-063FFE860C3D.jpeg As promised today I tackled the sides again. Got brutal with the kerf lining th...

@robin My preference would be to cut away some wood from where the bottom of the head butts against the neck and move the whole thing up, but there is a lot of string height to take up. Changing the ...

@rocknroller912 You've preempted the questions I was going to ask you and I'd already taken this photo before I saw your post. The string height at the 12 fret is about 5mm and looks about 1.5mm reli...

@robin Can you post a photo of the banjo where the neck and body are joined. I’m thinking you might need to carve some wood from the neck to get it higher up and improve the action. Altering the neck ...

Glued the scarf joint today. It may or may not come out good, I'll know tomorrow when I take the clamps off and start checking it. If it's good and tight, then the game is on to measure and see how mu...