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RE: First practice build

@johnnierox-boo nice work mate. I like the guitar with the blue inlay. cheers

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

nice work mate. I like the guitar with the blue inlay. @roel Thank you, the inlays are coloured epoxy resin. Any holes or eyes in the wood I just filled with epoxy and sanded flat when cured, it’s qu...

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

@eddie6string I like your "CR8" that looks good. I quite like the idea of a whisky barrel top body and trying to keep the original print.

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

@robin This Electric Lady "CR8" guitar was the first completed project on my return to Luthiery. A Thank you to Hannah at SEMIFYE for producing my music video. A lot of fun! Olde floorboards made int...

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

My maybe-mahogany cover plate photo has appeared in the "My Media" section. Attachment : 20200911_221647.jpg

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: First practice build

Iv'e seen others using wood to make a rear cavity cover. Iv'e not got any plastic, so I thought I'd have go using an offcut from my maybe-mahogany cap. It turned out well and is a nice contrast to the...

In forum New Members

6 years ago
RE: Some Amp Building Qs

I’ve always wanted to build my own”hand wired” valve amp. I’m just tagging this thread to see how/where it goes. if there is a new Bailey course then I’m on it ?

In forum Pluckers Paradise

6 years ago
RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@rocknroller912 Two experts with different opinions? No! You’re shitting me!! You want to try dealing with hifi speaker designers. I must have dealt with more than 20 in the last couple of decades and...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

6 years ago
RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Think I would like an amp building course do you know if any one has contact details for Barry Vyse.

In forum Pluckers Paradise

6 years ago
RE: Building 2 at a time

@tv1010101 I hear you on that. I cannot muster myself to paint a slab of curly maple. Will try the Crimson Product. Already planning my next build.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Building 2 at a time

@tv1010101 Yes, it is interesting. I recommend to do a 5 way switch or a kill switch to get maximum tonal selection having the piezo just as an added bonus for it might come in handy for live performa...

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Quantity vs Quality - FIGHT!!

Posted by: @ I agree with you here @darrenking. I am used to multi tasking online and enjoy listening to Mark talk and demonstrate but it’s also beneficial, I think, for everyone to get their though...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: Quantity vs Quality - FIGHT!!

I guess that doing only one livestream a week would then release time for Mark to grow more concise edited content to add to the existing courses that generate income from premium members. I found t...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: How to make a scarf neck - LIVE!

Attachment : image.png Hi John, Can I ask if your Truss Rod on your Strat style neck with the parallel Headstock access is fitted below the fretboard or is it a Skunk Stripe fitted Truss Rod? Che...

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: How to make a scarf neck - LIVE!

@russ Yeah it’s fitted under the fretboard, routed from the top with the fretboard glued over the top. If you want any more info, just ask and I’ll help.

In forum Announcements from GuitarMaking.co.uk

6 years ago
RE: First build.....back for a set up

@david-johnson09 If you've got plastic corks in these bottles, iv'e found that they're good for cleaning sand paper.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: First build.....back for a set up

@tv1010101 Ayr has always been a good place for live music. When I lived there in the 70s every weekend was solid music sessions from end of work on Friday to Sunday night closing time.

In forum Electric

6 years ago
RE: Fret slotting jig

Posted by: @ It is worth giving it a go John. Judging by your other work, I think that your more than capable of creating something that will work. Cheers, Russ. ✌️??

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Fret slotting jig

Given your engineering skills John, do you think that you could create something like this? @russ I’ve thought about this before, I noticed them a while back. It’s possible, it’s just a case of makin...

In forum Guitar Building Tricks and Tips

6 years ago
RE: Some Amp Building Qs

@tv1010101 Ive just checked the link you posted for Vyse Amps and see that their photos are all hard wired components not pcbs so I think this points me in the direction I need to go. Thanks very much...

In forum Pluckers Paradise

6 years ago
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