Here is my 2nd first build, I have two first time builds going at the same time so when I hit a brain buster on one build I go to the other.....
I'm actually further along then what the pics show, not by much tho.....I'm really enjoying this build sen
I enjoy modding too......I've started a Mod of a Sojing Silent Guitar I purchased off Ebay.......you can see the progression of this mod with the link below (Handmade Music Clubhouse) When Done back to Boatar #2...
http://www.handmademusicclubhouse.c
Read more…This should be easy but for me it's not ...what I have is a 2 piezo setup and a 3 way strat switch..I'll have "no" tone or vol. controls...so it's the 2 piezos into the switch then to the 1/4 in. jack......I just want to switch between the two piezos
Read more…Friends,
Ive read that it is possible to cut a piezo disk.and it still work....but how about those that are like a stick..(like the type used in Ovations) ..Id like to cut a little off one I have , that is if it will still work after cutting..
Mike
Recently picked up a cheapo Skil 4x36 belt sander with the side disk sander.....and I was wondering what you pro's would suggest for most needed sanding grits? and the material used for the grit (aluminum oxide?) or?......I have also noticed some bel
Read more…So far I have been buying pre fretted necks and finger boards but will hopefully in the future be cutting my own fret slots and wondering if there is any advantage to using one scale over another.
Thanks,...Mike
Was not sure where to post this topic, hope it goes in this forum ok....
This is my 1st attempt at a CBG, I'll call it a half build sense the neck was purchased fretted and shaped, I'll have to drill for the tuners and do some shaping on the head stoc
Fellow CGB makers
I'm unable to do much wood working by hand so...
From what Ive been reading many seem to use a band saw for their necks, My question is would a scroll saw work here?
What do you use to make sure your necks are flat / level?
I'll leave i
