
Last seen: May 2, 2025
Sounds like you're putting a lot of effort into this—props for sticking with it! Your method is solid, but yeah, it can be tricky, especially with som...
looks amazing! love the colour
congratulations! this is so goood.
Hey Scott, welcome aboard! No worries about the Reddit detour — we've all been there, and hey, at least you found your way here now! Sounds like you'v...
Hey mate, welcome to the forum! Sounds like you’ve really been putting in the effort — mad respect for all those tests. That gold mica problem is supe...
Hey Julio, welcome to the community — awesome to have you here! Building your first acoustic guitar is such a cool project, and you're gonna love the ...
That’s awesome! Love the name Leonard and the Zombies—and those builds sound killer! So cool that you’re taking it from tree to tune, and the grid ref...
yes please!! also what type of waste?
Haha, love this update—sounds like such a great vibe in the workshop again! Must’ve been amazing to have two longtime members finally building side by...
Yeah, that bubbling is definitely frustrating—it usually points to either uneven glue coverage or insufficient clamping pressure. Before I had a vacuu...
Yes, PRS guitars typically do have a slight neck angle—usually around 4°—to accommodate the bridge height and ensure good action and playability, espe...
hey there! welcome
Oof, that’s a classic "why did I do that?" moment—we’ve all been there! At least you caught it before everything was fully buttoned up. Annoying, but ...
You’re on the right track with walnut, ash, sycamore/maple, and basswood—those are all solid choices and widely available in the UK/Europe. Walnut is ...
Yes, PRS guitars typically have a slight neck angle, usually around 3 degrees, to accommodate the bridge height and ensure proper action. The break an...
That sounds like a cool and unique build! With a 60mm string spread on a 5-string, you’re definitely in custom territory. You might have luck with an ...
Unfortunately, Dremel doesn’t officially make an adapter for that, and the thread sizes on the 225 flex shaft and the tool itself are different, so th...
The Mirka DEOS is a beauty, but yeah, that price tag hurts. Sounds like you found a solid balance with the Rutland—sometimes "does the job" is all you...