@clinton I love the color scheme of those bursts! Can you tell a bit more about what you are using ( dyes and finish )?

Hope you don't get sawdust in your pants @clinton. 🤣 Keep posting those wee videos with your music. Really looking forward to seeing them finished. 🎶🙏🙂🎸

@russ the laundry is also in my workshed

Very nice indeed @clinton. ......are you living in a launderette? 🤣 🎸🙂🎶🙏

@clinton A pair of beauties.

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Love the superspeed videos - makes it all look so simple 😉

@russ home stretch

@rathius wooden covers, often to match the top. That router is set on 4 out of 6. No idea what the actual speed is. This one has an oak top, I laminated a piece of the oak to mahogany to make the c...

@nsj duuuuuuude!!!! I have been trying to think of a better way than my scroll saw to do that. What speed do you run it on when cutting the covers? Plastic I assume or are you making wooden covers?

@rathius Yeh bud, great for cavity covers etc.

@tv101 Pickup wiring colour codes?? You're onto something there, there is a need for a definitive list of pickup colours and obviously it'll have to include random unbranded items from ebay left ov...

Pickup wiring colour codes?? 😉

@nsj so you’ve got a makeshift router table for small parts eh? Nice idea, I like it. 😁

Just buy 10mm acrylic off ebay and make a bigger base, works great. I've done both my trim routers and one I can clamp upside down for doing small jobs. I have the same template set too, used it a few...

It's a lot of time that would be wasted though. I'm not suggesting using CF rods in *every* neck, but if you're using a wood or a cut that wisdom says might be more prone to movement, why not do what...

@koendb can't fight nature lol

Me too I am wondering this. My guess is that , if wood really wants to warp , it will warp around whatever is in the way. I also wonder if you add carbon rods in a guitar with a trussrod, does the car...

@swepri A letter code may be used to identify which taper is used, but the letter code definitions are not standardized. Now that thats cleared up, I'll see if I can find another can of worms to op...