Edwin
@e-den-hertog
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Last seen: Jul 19, 2024
Topics: 9 / Replies: 164
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RE: Workshop Humidity

Blimey....... I wish..... ☹️ And here I am in my 2x3 meter shed.... Or in front of it.... Guitar building is mainly an outdoor activity for me! Look...

6 years ago
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RE: NEW! Trem Drawings/Templates/Patterns

Hi Mark, are the drawings also in Udemy?

6 years ago
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RE: Finishing without darkening the wood

I must say that my experience with wipe on poly is based on usage with maple, pine and rosewood.... Not with wenge.... Too bad you didn't get the resu...

6 years ago
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RE: Hello, this is me

Heeee Marcel! Jij ook hier? It was your article that inspired me to contact Mark and take a 5-day course in his workshop! And a second one. And then i...

6 years ago
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RE: What would you like to see next?

I would very much like that! Also a topic on tool maintainance, e.g. sharpening plane blades, chisels, saws, drill bits etc.

6 years ago
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RE: Fret markers after the event

Avant-garde licks? ? Whenever I play a bum note, I am really playing over an F-demented chord.......

6 years ago
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RE: My Bailey Bandsman using online course

Hot slags....? ? ? ? Joking aside..... Budget PU's can sound great. I've had similar experiences wit Wilkinsons and Toneriders.

6 years ago
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RE: Second Bailey BYO 2008

Thnx!! Still thinking about sanding the oil off and giving it a spray job with 2k high gloss, just like my first Bailey BYO. It will have to wait unti...

6 years ago
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RE: Second Bailey BYO 2008

Thanks, John! I hadn't either.... Bit of a palaber, but I had excellent instructions!

6 years ago
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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

? there will be little running with my legs chopped off..... No PITA though, you are perfectly correct. What I do at home is my concern. Your workshop...

6 years ago
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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

Hi Mark! Sorry you took offense to my router table... I do agree with you. They are dangerous. But so is a plunge router. I have an enormous respec...

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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

But for your enjoyment, a few pictures of the final result

6 years ago
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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

Again with the up-and-downer Routing a humbucker hole And the neck pocket (which gave me some grief....) And here the story ends........

6 years ago
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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

Some sawing on the neck Cleaning up the back of the headstock

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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

Cleaning up the sides with my up-and-downer Routing the truss rod channel into the purpleheart blank Headstock angle sawn with the bandsaw and ready...

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RE: My BYO Bandsman Mark 1

A few more pics taken during building. Alas, not a complete story, at a certain point I was far too busy with timber, glue, tools and stuff to take an...

6 years ago
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RE: My first Bailey BYO remember this one Mark?

I have! I'll post a few when I've got the opportunity.

6 years ago
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RE: My first Bailey BYO remember this one Mark?

I had such a great time back then.... So great I entered a second time in 2008!!

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