@russ Yes, I built all the tables in my house.

@boo Thanks to you. Your adviced worked out really well!

@boo It freakin worked! Did your advice on grain filling, opening the grain and sanding sealer step by step. Thank you thank you thank you. Finally my...

@nelbo Awesome. Nice photos.

@boo @mattbeels G&L Top Loading High Mass Bridge. Really high saddles requiring a shallower neck pocket than a standard Fender. It’s at 14mm str...

@mattbeels Actually have finished several more. Pics and videos to come.

@boo Thank you. Not quite sure the best. Quite a number of things I need to improve on still. I think that is the reason we build and build @mattbeels...

@boo My most favorite part of guitar building is making a well made neck

@swepri Rattle can lacquer and buffed it with Meguiras car wax

Swamp Ash, Maple, Rosewood, Bare Knuckle Pickups, Tone Monster Electronics

@boo very nice

Exactly! Thats what I did. The last bass I made was actually based on a Bandsman shape with a slightly larger scale and a much longer upper horn for a...

Exactly! Thats what I did. The last bass I made was actually based on a Bandsman shape with a slightly larger scale and a much longer upper horn.

@boo btw, the hidden neck tenon, kill switch and the matte black gloss finish is ace! Well done my friend. Let me know when you build a bandsman barit...

@boo Stunning! Simplicity at it’s finest. Love it!

@boo Another beauty

@boo Wow! That is an immaculately finished bandsman. I admire your patience.

@boo Hi never made a baritone before. I made a 32 inch scale lenght bass bandsman and used a 23 11/16 inch truss rod that just made it spot on for a 2...

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