I'll try and tune in to the Live tomorrow (missed the last few weeks because work has been so busy). Here are a couple more pictures Attachment : IMG_20210126_210820.jpg Had this been my previ...

I know the neck is now firewood but does anyone have any tips to get he fretboard off without distroying it? I did do that once - really just as an experiment to find out whether I could or not. You...

Thanks TV1 🙂 The fretboard still has plenty of meat on it, so trying removal might be worth a shot. Hadn't leveled yet so no time lost there thankfully. Will save it for a rainy/bored day mini project...

After removing the fretboard it’s bound to go all wonky so if you were to reuse it you’d have to re-level the board and then refret it, ugh... Remove it if you like for the experience but maybe Mark’s...

Hi everyone, so my project continues however one of my machine head holes is driving my ocd batty so I’m considering moving it. How would one go about doing that? Dowel and redrill? Fill it with black...

How would one go about doing that? Dowel and redrill? Fill it with black epoxy? Don’t bother? @usadave Yeah, if you wanted to do it, just dowel it and redrill etc but personally I would leave it, get...

That advice is almost too smart! well said, thanks man!

That advice is almost too smart! well said, thanks man! @usadave No problem, I’m here to encourage happiness with guitars. 😁

@usadave I can’t see anything wrong, which tuner is it.

@usadave Personally I think you should leave it and move on. Unless you replace the headstock veneer the repair will always be visible and that is probably worse than a tuner that’s slightly off. Plus...

Minor, I would roll with it the way it is. It looks freakin amazing. Wait til you put the finish on. It is honna be gorgeous. Top job man!

The A string. The angle of the photo sort of hides the issue a bit. The tuner needs to move about 2.5 mm to the left so the strings fan out evenly over the headstock. A design mess up on my Thought I ...

Nice work @Boo! I had to do a similar repair a few days ago too, placed my bridge in the wrong spot.. I never learn 🤣

placed my bridge in the wrong spot.. I never learn 🤣 @koendb Yeah I’ve done that before. You will learn eventually, I promise. I find that if you think too far ahead, sometimes you lose sigh...

Nice work @Boo - it's all in the prep!! Now, photos of the pizza ??? Thanks @tv101 It is indeed all in the prep. Too late for pictures I’m afraid, it’s now an ex pizza. 🤣

Nice work @Boo - it's all in the prep!! Now, photos of the pizza ???

Keep sanding and it all becomes very smooth with no repair or glue line marks. My pizza has just been delivered so I’ll come back to this tomorrow. Attachment : ABD2EA5E-AA5D-4B7F-A499-D8CAC835C8...

Concentrated on sanding the primer on the Strat today, I’m getting there. Using a guide coat really shows up where all the repairs and glue lines are. Attachment : 2BF039FC-C5F4-4021-8E3E-BEC416...

**Repairs are looking good** Nobody would ever know repair have been done, except everyone in this forum. Attachment : 78A8E440-4247-4E65-8A1D-E979890369F5.jpeg Attachment : 3C42C3FA-92A4...

**Optimus Prime** Attachment : B603DDCB-182D-4F5C-8783-1FF9499B8814.jpeg Attachment : D87B59A8-AE57-4CB6-8360-B42779A633D3.jpeg Attachment : 042988A9-2FE2-452A-9574-17FB67587CAA.jpe...