Recent content by kcjewel

Never tried it, I always use my dremel. Seems like the drill press might be a tad slow. John and the crew

Great job! I use the stewmac grain filler, does a good job and fills quite fast. John and the crew

Very nice, what did you use for the purple, stain, tint, ? John and the crew

Fast is exactly what you want with a router bit. I have my dremel mounted in the Stewmac router attachment and haven't had any problems with it getting away as along as you take small cuts go the right direction. John and the crew

Ive been using the same Weller soldering gun with a high and a low on the trigger since 1964 and had no problem damaging parts. John and the crew

I have a set of these files also but haven't used them yet. They are made out of feeler guages, maybe the way he cuts the teeth, the material doesn't last. John and the crew

Does anyone use the black conductive paint? John and the crew

This is the same product as stewmacs water based coatings. I use them on all of my builds. On the clearcoat I wait 2-3 hours between coats so I can get 4 coats a day on. I usually do 12 coats of the clear and then wait 6 days before wet sanding and buffing. They are great to use, no odors, water...

6' and 358lbs, better sign me up. John and the crew

Looks like I better join in and be the top tub. Count me in. Went to the Dr. yesterday and weighed in at 358. John and the crew

Looks great, you should wind up wind a nice instrument. I also make a lot of practice cuts especially with the neck pocket. I have a pile of 2x12 pieces that I cut until the neck fits perfect. Look forward to seeing more pictures. John and the crew

I use a craftsman plunge and it also has soft start which is really nice. John and the crew

I use stewmacs WB acrylic lacquer, crystal clear even at 12 coats. Cures in 6 days and sands great at 1000 grit. buffs to a mirror finish. John and the crew

Could go either way, but that is a good idea. John and the crew

I use the water based acrylic laquer and after 12 coats it only has to cure for 6 days before wet sanding and buffing. John and the crew