Attachment : 20201221_184628.jpg Was super busy last week so I didn't get to catch the livestreams or reupload, but I finally have more time, so today I got back to work. My truss rod is 12mm and ...

I did a couple of trial runs with that, printing the photo onto paper and cutting it into a scratchplate shape, putting that on the guitar, and making sure that the grain lines ran where I wanted them...

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...

@tv101 As was my reply I posted that before I saw your reply, you were fast though! The question you have to ask re the guitar pickguard is "how did that neck tenon join disappear?" Yes, you are ...

@Eddie6string There's a Dry transfer paper available (Developed in Japan in 1980s) that just leaves the ink + microlayer of adhesive. I've just had a google at that, looks like a better option than ...

it ain't off until it's unplugged. @cheesewhisk. 👍 I agree. It doesn't take much effort to keep safe. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@tv101 I also do that. Even though on my router it would be quite difficult to hit the switch while changing bits I’ve always unplugged it while doing so. I don’t take any chances with that particular...

I switch mine off, *and* unplug it @tv101. I'm with you on this one tv. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

@tv Aye for sure, I've been doing that with the bandsaw it's pretty much standard practice for me, it ain't off until it's unplugged.

Attachment : Screenshot_20210128-155259_Gallery.jpg Application of Dry transfer

Did you spend hours mulling over which font to use........ I've spent months over it and still can't decide what to go for. @Russ, I certainly did. I tried hand writing, I had pages of my own signat...

There's a Dry transfer paper available (Developed in Japan in 1980s) that just leaves the ink + microlayer of adhesive. I use it for my 'Electric Lady ' logo. Attachment : 20201127_212359.jpg

@Russ Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Hi Russ, the logos were done on the PC and printed onto inkjet waterslide transfer paper. It took a lot of coats of lacquer to build...

Attachment : image.png @robin Hey Robin, did you write your logo by hand or use a decal? Very neat. 🙂🎶🎸🙏

@tv101. Very nice Indeed. 🙏🎸🎶🙂

here's a better photo of the scratchplate ... @tv101 That looks really good. 😁👍

Wrong image!!! Try again Attachment : 20210128_122507.jpg Custom finish on BKP Cobra Pup

Like this Pickguard @eddie6string Yeah that is stunning, I agree, I wouldn’t cover that up, it’s beautiful. 👍

@boo What would you all do with a guitar you bought that had plastic cavity covers on? Would you make something out of wood or some other material? With bought guitars I simply leave them. I wouldn...

There are those that make wooden truss rod covers but they’re strong enough. I’ve seen the wooden ones (Taylor for example) split along the grain. Sure they look good and add a nice touch but they ult...