Same here, I look for LOG or AUDIO when buying pots, not A or B.

According to the book, C is usually code for reverse LOG pots.

I have seen both, but did not think too much about it before reading this book, where it is explained a bit more:

@robin As usual there is a US standard and a rest of the world standard with pots. US pots often use A for LOG and european standard use A for LIN instead. You did the right thing - measure the darn t...

Congratulations @robin (grandchild AND finding the electric fault)!

@brie You can also do a "climb cut" (going backwards) on certain sections to minimize the risk of tearout, but I think that is a scary thing to do with a router. I think Mark showed and explained it i...

@brie Not answering your question, but I try to nibble away in smaller passes with the router (maybe 4-5mm added depth per pass). It takes more time, but I think it reduces the risk for tearout.

@robin "Smooth, faultless build". That must surely be utopic... 😉

@russ Turned out very nice. Thank you for a great build documentation.

@jamesbisset Oh, Dremel and freehand are things that usually don't mix well when I am involved. 😀 Great progress, looking forward to see the finished guitar.

@dhawkes1gmail-com Nice guitar! 👍 It is a special feeling when a new guitar is finished, adjusted and plays well.

That's the spirit!

@tv101 Congrats on new skills! If deciding to make a correct bang, you also have to create some sticky smoke. I did that once, by accidentally dropping a screwdriver into a Twin Reverb under power. &...

@rey_rchotmail-com Welcome! Nice kitchen equipment you have there! 😉

@peter-c-f There is nothing wrong with slow builds. Hopefully one can avoid some mistakes if there is time to think things through before doing the steps. Good luck with the first build!

@russ Thank you! No need for more measurements or pictures, you explained the process very well. With the pictures you posted earlier it is clear how it works. The world is full of clever ideas. Why c...

@russ Amazing work! Could you please explain your shooting board? I don't think I've seen one with the holes and dowels before and can't figure out how to use that feature.

@marcel Interesting project. Which scale length will it be?

@dhawkes1gmail-com I would say 25 mm is a bit too thin for a set neck. You want the gluing surfaces to be as big as possible. On my first build I laminated the heel area with two 20mm pieces and then ...

@usadave Great looking guitar. Well done!