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RE: Robin's build #004

I shaped the soundboard seam diamonds today and glued them in. I also put them along the repaired crack in the soundboard, it might affect the sound qualities, but I doubt if I'll notice it. Attach...

In forum Acoustic

2 years ago
RE: Making routing guides with a laser engraver

Yes - I use air assist, but more to stop any smoke fogging up the laser glass and having to clean it all the time. If you're doing multiple passes then a z-axis control can be useful as this moves th...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Making routing guides with a laser engraver

@musicjohnmcculloch-net I should be able to do it in 4 passes seeing as my module is 12 watt I believe lol Are using air assist?

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Second build

Happy new year, folks! As I've bored you with the earlier parts, I may as well show the final product 🤷 Fully shielded and finished off with a bone nut, gotoh tuners and a set of Seymour Dunca...

In forum Electric

2 years ago
RE: Making routing guides with a laser engraver

If it's useful, here are my Lightburn settings for 5mm black plexi/acrylic: Attachment : image.png I'm planning on using this method to create fret spacing templates as well. Best of luck Joh...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Making routing guides with a laser engraver

I've not had fantastic success with cutting mdf or ply with my blue diode laser (Neje E80 24W optical power), though 5mm walnut is a breeze and 5mm or 8mm black plexi cuts really well. For thicker te...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Making routing guides with a laser engraver

@swerpi, what wattage is your laser? It seems birch ply is a preferred material for cutting too, mdf is apparently to dense. A bit of air assist and multiple passes should work. My thinking is to mayb...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

Love this, thanks @robin!

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

@liebe Hi Dan, you're approach of making routing jigs for the mortice, tenon and for the angle is definitely the way to go. Having said that, I'm getting close to doing the tenon on the acoustic neck...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

Thanks @robin for taking the time to pull that all together, it appreciated. Seeing some of the steps undertaken had fleshed out my thoughts. I think your confirming what I'd initially thought, in tha...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

@liebe Its been a couple years since I made this, I did have all posted on Robin's build #003, but unfortunately I managed to delete it somehow. I reposted it but that particular part of the build is...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

@robin that's exactly what I'm on about! Thank god someone understood me! I'm drawing up a design that's kinda SG thin, so want a way of attaching the neck while keeping the body thin. Can I ask how y...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

@liebe Is this the type of neck joint you're talking about? Attachment : 20211108_173617.jpg Attachment : 20211103_175452.jpg

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
Hidden neck tenon (Gibson style)

Hey folks, happy new year! I'm looking for some advice, sorry if this has been posted on before. I'm assembling my second build and obviously planning my next (!). Has anyone made a hidden neck tenon...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

2 years ago
RE: Greetings from Texas, USA

@somethingnicer Welcome Chris. Enjoy the Ride. It'll be great to pick your brain on pickup winding somewhere down the line when I want to give it a go. 🎶🙂🎸🙏

In forum New Members

2 years ago
RE: Greetings from Texas, USA

@somethingnicer, welcome along! As the others have said, you'll enjoy mark's courses. They're something for everyone, no matter the skill level. Please do post on pickup winding, it's something I'm in...

In forum New Members

2 years ago
RE: Greetings from Texas, USA

@robin thanks! I’ll make another post on it when I wind next. I became obsessed with “demystifying” guitars and one of the big things is pickups. It’s surprisingly not that difficult (although there i...

In forum New Members

2 years ago
RE: Greetings from Texas, USA

Hi Chris, Welcome to the group, I’m sure you will enjoy the journey from slabs of wood to guitar but be warned, it is very addictive 🤪 I’ve not finished my first build yet but I’m already plan...

In forum New Members

2 years ago
RE: Greetings from Texas, USA

@somethingnicer Welcome to the group Chris, just follow Mark's courses and you'll experience the magic of building guitars from slabs of wood. I'm on my 4th one now, an acoustic this time, started wit...

In forum New Members

2 years ago
Greetings from Texas, USA

greetings all! I just signed up and am lookin forward to this. I’ve built multiple partscasters and I’ve been winding my own pickups for over a year now. My goal is to build guitars from slabs of wood...

In forum New Members

2 years ago
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