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Even if it was a choice between yours and Frank's?

I bet there are a couple of likely lads in the DoI to rewrite that for you. @Bridgehouse @Frank Blank @skankdelvar for* instance? *Well three actually.

It's just large enough to get another box inside.

I can't see the point of joining two invisible butts together. If they were visible however folk would be in awe of your quadrumped keister. There might be confusion when it comes to sitting on a bicycle though. Still... it would be good to learn a bit about vinyl wrapping.

I only see a box full of air...?!? Nicely grained. That looks clean and solid.

Welcome Jamie.

More goodies arrived from Dave today... A MM pickguard and a set of used D'addarios. Totally unexpected but gratefully received. The man's a star!

Classic oak grain. Smashing.

Looks oakay so far.

We forget that back in the day, this was ground-breaking documentary footage. Nowadays it's ALL about showbiz people making movies 'bout themselves (S. Dan). Quite enjoyable, thank you. PS: I misquoted the Dan. Correction below:

There is a way you might be able to do it. See below...

I missed whether you did the edge roundover with the Origin. Also, I am assuming that you cut the body shape out with it.

Nice to hear from you Andy. I'd say welcome but you've probably been here longer than me! Have you anything you can post in the Build Diaries?

Welcome Monk. With a bit of luck we'll see you in the Build Diaries.

Welcome HP. I don't think there is a bar on collectors. If you never played an instrument it's usually a piece of art all by itself. Defintely more practical than a piece of canvas hanging on your wall. You'll get there. Find your muse and set the pace you want to learn at. Branch out then from your comfort zones and play stuff you don't necessarily like but can reliably churn out.

Shaper Tools

So is bungee jumping. I thought it was a reasonable question but never mind.

Amazing. Let's see how quickly you can wear it out.

It's in the Google domain... Any chance of a précis of it first?

Acrylic is highly notch sensitive. A relatively simple scratch or score on the surface that is under tension can be enough to cause a crack if not a complete fracture. It's not a great idea. It might be considered Hip though so buyer beware.

@kwmlondon recently put a brand new jazz scratchplate up for recycling. A stamped, self-addressed jiffy bag was requested and, on receipt, promptly returned with the goods in an as new condition. Even the protective film is untouched. Cheers!

Nice one.

That doesn't sound good. I hope he got the bass back.

About 17 quid. A fifth is about 750ml so you can find out more accurately from this. Bottoms up!