
Last seen: Mar 8, 2026
Looks like their UK distributor is only focused on the surfboard products. Wonder if it's something @markbailey would be interested in investigating...
We use our CureUV system but realise it is prohibitively expensive... I've only ever used oil-type finishes - though I've experimented with a few ...
Thanks @e-den-hertog 🙂 It had been kicking around the workshop for a while. I'd jointed it, and rough cut it, years ago, intending to use it...
You've got enough fingerboards there for a fair few guitars @johnnierox-boo! Have you found a reliable supplier of suitable quality / interestin...
On one of me recent builds, I thought “no way” was I going to get any wiring issues. It was a single p’up, 1 vol, 1 tone, circuit. No switches, no p...
Brilliant vids deej @david-johnson09 Nice work too. And if you were doing that 2 years ago ...
How prepped would they (probably) want the body @mezy? Grain filled and sanded to 600? Would that be good enough for primer coat?
It seems that every person has their own favourite method and product for finishing - and that one person's experience is often not a good indicator o...
That doesn't bode well. 🙁 There are some attributes detailed here - wood database - which suggest it might not be the best wood for guitar bu...
To be fair, Mark is quite a long way from most places. But he's a *VERY* long way from Canterbury! My last trip was a 7hr drive (and I thought that ...
Cheers @pinneradam If forced to choose, I think the P90 would be my favourite type of pickup. Typically, a lot more body and punch than the standar...
Cheers @russ. I had some luck with the wood having lots of natural colours and features in it, so the filler that I used gets completely lost. Y...
And now that I've finished 2020 #5, a quick mock-up to check that everything fits where it should ... I might use a lower-profile pickup surroun...
Back stained black because the Idigbo really wasn't much to look at.
Carved and oiled.
A bit of carving-by-router. Adding the steps/ledges saves some time with the rasp/gouges.
I've had this bit of maple lying around for ages. I'd rough cut it some time (years) ago but then changed my mind about using it for that build. So ...
The joins aren't where you think they are either! As the boss says, we guitar-builders like invisible glue joins ?