Yep I use the power scroll saw method (people come into my shed and condesendingly say "did you know you have your blade back the front?" - well yes I did actually - hehe). Yep n use the dremel as well but though it was a great couple of vids for those that don't have the toys. I like the two vids cause it also shows the evolution of an idea and with a bit of tweaking as PK said one could make an adjustable one for varying neck & finger board widths. Actually I havent done a build with a separate fingerboard yet just hack staight into the neck.
cool for the newbies but i still prefer using the power scroll saw method. Old lowe turned me on to that way, real slick and with a dremel diamond cut-off wheel to dress the fret ends, then a dremel brass wire bit to remove the fret burrs it cuts my fretting time in half.
It is clever but it commits you to one neck width and one fingerboard thickness. It would not take much more thinking to add adjustment for both these things
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Yep I use the power scroll saw method (people come into my shed and condesendingly say "did you know you have your blade back the front?" - well yes I did actually - hehe). Yep n use the dremel as well but though it was a great couple of vids for those that don't have the toys. I like the two vids cause it also shows the evolution of an idea and with a bit of tweaking as PK said one could make an adjustable one for varying neck & finger board widths. Actually I havent done a build with a separate fingerboard yet just hack staight into the neck.
cool for the newbies but i still prefer using the power scroll saw method. Old lowe turned me on to that way, real slick and with a dremel diamond cut-off wheel to dress the fret ends, then a dremel brass wire bit to remove the fret burrs it cuts my fretting time in half.
pretty cool, good information !!!