I’ve shared (some of) mine in various posts on here Some of the bigger learning opportunities; Here’s the one where I routed the bridge pickup cavity where the bridge posts should have gone … https://guitarmaking.co.uk/community/guitar-er-when-guitar-builds-go-bad/a-challenge-with-a-happy-ending/   … and here’s the…   Read more»

I’ll keep you posted with the next cock up That’s only fair – I’ve shared (some of) mine in various posts on here – I seem to manage to create a “learning opportunity” every time I try to build something!

I wouldn’t use a router for the round over – I’d just use some sandpaper. But, looking at your neck … is the fretboard radiused yet?  It looks quite flat.  If not yet radiused, do that first as it might…   Read more»

What I’d do ….   A bit of round over on the top edge of the fretboard.  That’ll blend the nick into the top of the fretboard, and won’t be noticeable. Some fine maple sawdust and glue, mixed together into…   Read more»

Reminder done – hope it helps
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Been playing the whole album LOUD this morning …
 
There’s no online video of my favourite track, so this one takes its place

PS
I’ve got a Warmoth neck that uses the Gotoh side adjuster.  Which is a LOT easier!
https://www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/SideAdjustPop.aspx

Looks like Mark was writing more quickly than me!!

It depends on the guitar design, but sometimes you might be able to access the truss rod by removing the scratchplate.  That’s if you’re Mr Lucky. If not, then slacken the strings so there’s no tension on them, loosen the…   Read more»