It's the 'Gnat's Knackers'

@russ Glad you are enjoying the courses - We'll find a balance between the live and edited stuff...but it is all good fun - thanks to your support and...

@robin To sharpen an 'incannel' gouge (internal bevel): You can use a section broomstick to make a round sharpening stone by sticking wet and dry to i...

Bump! This is a great Q... I too would love to know What clear coat finishes are people in the UK using? We use our CureUV system but reali...

A fretboard should be Quartersawn - aside from that if you like it - try it...for those who missed it here is the recommended advice from the course w...

You know what I'm going to say... ...KISS More knobs = more potential for trouble and added weight... just like life really: Always aim for th...

GREAT IDEA! Leave it with us...we do have several sections 'unpublished' so I'll look into it...

Hey Steve - the slots are cut with a .024" (.62mm) kerf but don't get too hung on that - any standard fretwire should fit OK - 7mm sounds more like ra...

GREAT! Thanks for sharing that @petersoyanov I'll be demoing a super simple version of this on Sat - Guitar Making Tech - Clamping and Holding

Great story - and the end result is well worth the effort you went through to fix it! FYI: Image uploads now fixed but we too are looking at using I...

That is pretty clever - Thanks!

Great series of pics! Thanks for sharing...

Yes - For me that is often the point at which things go pear shaped - I've learned to recognise this as a red flag (usually 10 secs too late)...we wai...

Why not try everything? I'm sure I'll be assembling a kit at some point for a bit of fun... But normally I would buy rough sawn timber and go from t...