Mikey R

That is so cool - the big grins say it all! There is nothing finer than playing an instrument youve put together yourself.

[quote name='Gust0o' timestamp='1328230126' post='1524301'] I need to put some proper pictures up, but I did get mine finished![/quote] Wow, awesome! Looking forward to the next North Yorks meetup to have a look if thats ok?

Last week I sold my MM SUB to Dylan. Within hours of letting me know he wanted the bass the cash was in my paypal account. This was my first experience of selling on BC and Dylan was a total gent. Cheers Dude!

Cheers Dylan, was a pleasure!

If someone is building something for you and is making your life better, then he / she has the right to earn a living and support the family doing so. As consumers, we believe we have the right to own any and all consumer goods we want. In my view, that is the problem with 21st century thinking and its what got us into this mess in the first place. [quote name='silddx' timestamp='1327452932' post='1511685'] Have a look at the ethics of the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the technology you use, and get back on here for a chat mate. Cheap sh*t is where the ethical problems usually lie. [/quote]

Found this thread far too late ONCE AGAIN! Sorry I missed this one, next time I'll be there if Im in town.

Awesome, you wont regret it! Mine was the best holiday I ever took and I got my favourite bass out of it

Cant do Tuesday - erm, later today. Sorry guys, enjoy yourselves tonight.

Might be worth checking the danish oil plays nicely wirh whatever you use as a filler. danish oil works by penetrating below the surface of the wood, the filler may stop this.

Are you sure wax is the right product for the job? It wont really harden if left in a clump. Ive never done this myself, but Ive seen voids filled with sawdust, then a drop of liquid superglue. Ive also seen coloured epoxy used to fill voids, which has the advantage of stabilising any punky bits. Depends if you want to refinish after filling, I guess both of these methods would probably need sanding back to bare wood once the glue has dried.