One advantage of the old table saw over a Sawstop is that the fret slotting blade Eric showed doesn't work on a Sawtop (it's 6", and Sawstop doesn't go below 8"). I have to slot fretboards by hand.
Adair Guitars put out a video yesterday on guitar wiring diagrams with a link to a Free software program that allows you to design and test different guitar wiring options before ever soldering anything. Relatively easy to use it looks like, might be useful for people wanting to do custom wiring for their guitars and allowing them to insure that if the real wiring is done correctly it should work correctly.
Talking about doing the inlay on the sides. Have you seen the Guitar's that Gabriele Reti has done on her channel specially the ones she did last year for the GGBO 23 event. It wasn't inlays on the sides but she did a pretty elaborate inlay for the top's on some.
Yes, I saw many of her vids and always ask questions. She is very helpful. To date I believe she has the least expensive and best jig/method of gluing each half of the sound board together.
Man so awesome brother ! I’m very happy I stumbled across your channel !
Your shows deserve so many more views and subscribers.
Thanks Scott! Spread the word. Lol
Great video. Watched a lot of Eric's videos on guitarbuilding.
Really cool!
It was awesome to meet Eric and check out his shop.
One advantage of the old table saw over a Sawstop is that the fret slotting blade Eric showed doesn't work on a Sawtop (it's 6", and Sawstop doesn't go below 8"). I have to slot fretboards by hand.
Adair Guitars put out a video yesterday on guitar wiring diagrams with a link to a Free software program that allows you to design and test different guitar wiring options before ever soldering anything. Relatively easy to use it looks like, might be useful for people wanting to do custom wiring for their guitars and allowing them to insure that if the real wiring is done correctly it should work correctly.
Talking about doing the inlay on the sides. Have you seen the Guitar's that Gabriele Reti has done on her channel specially the ones she did last year for the GGBO 23 event. It wasn't inlays on the sides but she did a pretty elaborate inlay for the top's on some.
Yes, I saw many of her vids and always ask questions. She is very helpful. To date I believe she has the least expensive and best jig/method of gluing each half of the sound board together.
Heeeyyyy, that's not homebuilt! Trying to pull a fast one.