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Same here, I look for LOG or AUDIO when buying pots, not A or B.
According to the book, C is usually code for reverse LOG pots.
I have seen both, but did not think too much about it before reading this book, where it is explained a bit more:/p>
@robin As usual there is a US standard and a rest of the world standard with pots. US pots often use A for LOG and european standard use A for LIN ins...
Congratulations @robin (grandchild AND finding the electric fault)!
@brie You can also do a "climb cut" (going backwards) on certain sections to minimize the risk of tearout, but I think that is a scary thing to do wit...
@brie Not answering your question, but I try to nibble away in smaller passes with the router (maybe 4-5mm added depth per pass). It takes more time, ...
@robin "Smooth, faultless build". That must surely be utopic... 😉
@russ Turned out very nice. Thank you for a great build documentation.
@jamesbisset Oh, Dremel and freehand are things that usually don't mix well when I am involved. 😀 Great progress, looking forward to see the finish...
@dhawkes1gmail-com Nice guitar! 👍 It is a special feeling when a new guitar is finished, adjusted and plays well.
That's the spirit!
@tv101 Congrats on new skills! If deciding to make a correct bang, you also have to create some sticky smoke. I did that once, by accidentally dropp...
@rey_rchotmail-com Welcome! Nice kitchen equipment you have there! 😉
@peter-c-f There is nothing wrong with slow builds. Hopefully one can avoid some mistakes if there is time to think things through before doing the st...
@russ Thank you! No need for more measurements or pictures, you explained the process very well. With the pictures you posted earlier it is clear how ...
@russ Amazing work! Could you please explain your shooting board? I don't think I've seen one with the holes and dowels before and can't figure out...
@marcel Interesting project. Which scale length will it be?
@dhawkes1gmail-com I would say 25 mm is a bit too thin for a set neck. You want the gluing surfaces to be as big as possible. On my first build I lami...
@usadave Great looking guitar. Well done!