
Last seen: Jul 12, 2025
@syntholabo Yup - Axminster say '0000' so we'll go with that for now...I never was very good at maths
Great start - Thanks for sharing - wonderful to see!
The blade supplied is always naff - your new blade will probably fix everything you thought was wrong. ?
Cheers @mateyboy - It would be great if you could start a build thread here too !
@stefankelly Try this: if that still doesn't work for you please let me know as we are having a 'few' glitches right now! ?
@frocesterbill Pics pics pics! (and video!)
Cheers Stefan! Taking the Lollypop stick method to the extreme! RAR...BTW you should be able to add images now you have been 'approved'...would love t...
@jonathan-auckland Yeah..I don't mean to be a PITA...just can't help myself ? Truthfully - I want folks to understand it is not as difficult as they ...
Hey folks ! I think it is very easy to get hung up on this - Everyone who has built a guitar using my methods has reported 'almost perfect' intonation...
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In for a penny eh?! Just to be clear to folks - You do not need a fret press to build a guitar using my methods - it is rather a luxury tool usually r...
@syntholabo Hmm...yes they do look like fingerprints...have they been there from the start? When did you notice them? I would gently sand the area wit...
YES! That will do nicely...as we normally aim for around 9mm it is a tiny bit chunky but best left like that rather than having a saddle that is too t...
Quite right - thanks for posting! Awesome job! Hero points duly awarded (and nice chair...)
Level and Radius the fretboard to 80g before inlaying. Inlay material is generally about 1.5-2mm thick - depend what it is and where you get it from. ...
Yes - we use a system from cureUV - we got ours a long time ago and it has been pretty much rebuilt here (cheers George!) as parts have worn out. It i...
That's the #1 course joke out of the way - well done! ?