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This is what I wish my luthery shed was like.

Shortcut to the 33min mark for the glue part.

http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/31173

Ok the saw is impressive......................................but how the F@# do you have a workshop that clean Id be impressed if my kitchen looked like that !! Dave What about the wee in the first photo? He was justifiably excited about the new bit of kit Liam. I thought my pug had been round to ...

DaveW wrote:Ok the saw is impressive......................................but how the F@# do you have a workshop that clean
Id be impressed if my kitchen looked like that !!
Dave

What about the wee in the first photo?

Now that is shit hot

I've got she oak set that's now been allocated to a reso uke. I'll have to do some more lay ups for rope bindings too.

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It looks pretty good to me and you get bonus points for building it in a log cabin.

Oh boy.

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Isn't it your birthday soon ben?

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What's the cat gonna throw in front of the car now that it got away with the hammer?

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Bob that is one sharp guitar. Very nice.

I do my ukulele double sides using titebond. The 1mm sides are glued together in an outside form and synched up using the same dressmaker's twill tape I use to synch the bindings.

I think it's a case of a solution looking for a problem. I've got a mate who is built like an ewok. With hands like an ewok. He plays plenty well. No like Steve Vai but I doubt that's his thing anyway. Also, if you look through Ukulele Underground forum you'll find numerous threads where people thin...

A whole gum tree?

Early days but a beautiful warm sound with impressive bass response.

Sheep shagging's more beastiality than wanking isn't it?

What a dickhead, I work at an Electrical Engineering/ Manufacturing company and we spend most of our time making things to keep people safe , and that Guy is asking for death , just cause they are batteries does not mean they can't kill you. the human body resistance can be as low as 300 ohms, depe...

Maybe some uke sets.

That mango tree's just a baby. A 2m diameter is not unusual up here in FNQ. Outside one of the local nurseries is a mango tree at least 4m in diameter. It's the biggest mango tree I've ever seen.

Very clever Nick, I'll be refering back to this tute when the time comes.

Dobro or biscuit?

Just when I thought no one could match Kim's incomprehensible rants....................




P.S. A heartfelt congratulations to Lillian.

I had to drill and tap to get my trimmer base to fit the SM jig. As a side note I own a heap of trimmer bases from eBay. I leave them attached to a bunch of jigs so I don't have to own half a dozen trimmers or move a single base to a heap of different jigs.

I find the bit-bearing rides half on the binding ledge if I do the binding channel first. I figure it's better to have the whole bearing bearing against the side.

Do the purfling shelf then the bindings.

There's blokes at work who call step drills Christmas tree bits too.