Rocknroller912
Rocknroller912
@rocknroller912
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RE: Live at 1pm - Clamping Q's!!

@tv1010101 Sometimes I think people over use power tools and it makes the job more complicated than it is. I was lucky that I already had Square edg...

5 years ago
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RE: Live at 1pm - Clamping Q's!!

@david-johnson09 I like the way yours are laminated it gives extra strength

5 years ago
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RE: Live at 1pm - Clamping Q's!!

During the live stream today there was a discussion about wooden clamps and making them at home, so I thought people might be interested in the ones I...

5 years ago
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RE: Quantity vs Quality - FIGHT!!

@tv1010101 This is such a new format for people to get used to its a bit like opening presents on Christmas Day so I don't worry too much. One thing...

5 years ago
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RE: tell us about how you started building guitars.

I started doing woodwork age about 7 or 8 when I lived in West London. My friend Terry and I used to make go carts from scraps of wood and pram wheels...

5 years ago
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RE: Quantity vs Quality - FIGHT!!

I voted for live streams and let a comment some where, not sure where it is. Ive been very impressed with the bits on tool making, maybe there are o...

5 years ago
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RE: Quantity vs Quality - FIGHT!!

There are lots of edited videos on utube about all types of instrument making and they are great to watch. However none of them offer the opportunity ...

5 years ago
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RE: Is violin varnish on guitars a thing?

@jamesbisset Water based finish might be the best thing if you are working in your house. I think Tonetech sell it

5 years ago
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RE: Is violin varnish on guitars a thing?

@jamesbisset I think oil varnish would work on a guitar but your correct it's not cheap. I've just purchased some from Italy and 3 x 100 ml bottles ...

5 years ago
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RE: Is violin varnish on guitars a thing?

@jamesbisset Oil varnishes are fairly easy to apply and the colour stage can even be rubbed in by hand without a brush. There are base, colour and f...

5 years ago
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RE: Reader's wood

@markbailey always check behind the ear it's the most likely place

5 years ago
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RE: Reader's wood

@frocesterbill there is an easy way and I think Mark mentioned it in one of the live videos. French curves are a set of 3 plastic templates which ha...

5 years ago
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RE: Recheduled Livestream 1pm next Sat...

The weather is far too good to sit inside anyway

5 years ago
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RE: The Ultimate Question?

@russ Yes, new builds are much easier and repairs can be a can of worms. I'm repairing a 1970s Fender at the moment with a bolt on neck. It's a nigh...

5 years ago
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RE: Reader's wood

@david-johnson09 i think posting templates on 1:1 scale would be difficult and printing would be even more so. Starting with a blank page and a line...

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

@markbailey it was a few years ago and I used Maplin Elctronics silver conductive paint but nothing would stick to it

5 years ago
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RE: Reader's wood

@jamesalexandermcmillan I've heard that teak is difficult to glue did you have to treat it with anything first

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

Recently I think you mentioned shielding the control/pick up cavities with conductive paint. When I've tried this it was difficult to get a ground con...

5 years ago
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RE: 5000 THANKS!!

Congratulations to you both on a great achievement and providing a unique resource for builders all over the world. The live streams have also been a ...

5 years ago
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RE: Reader's wood

During this afternoons live chat deej09 and someone else asked for a pic of the first guitar I made 35 years ago, a carved top f hole. It was a protot...

5 years ago
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