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What would have been the problem by naming a company you purchased a body from? You bought it,how is it? If you got something from homedepot that was sub par you wouldn't hesitate to name them would you?

I'm using a hood and stopping and turning my work every little bit.It works okay,but I'm just looking for a faster way. Funny thing is that I'm thinking a bandsaw will keep my router dust down because I cut my bodies quite proud with a jigsaw.So there's a lot of stock to route off.

I'm Looking for a new router. I was wondering what is a router with good edge dust collection? Usually the flush cuts just shoot dust and chips everywhere with my budget routers.

Now that's a nice cigar box guitar. The matte black and the graphic are awesome. Good Job

My name says it all. I prefer to smash mine on BadTone days. If it's a BadTone day,I will smash whatever I have in my hand.Without a doubt. Playing the guitars is not the only part of the outlet for me. It's wrong,but that's the way it is.

I don't think there is a neckthrough tutorial from start to finish. I remember Wes did one I think

The start of the Angus one is too much

You should put together a killer build and pick a Pro to give to them as a gift. A pro's circle of friends who like your stuff would work fast for reputation.

I didn't see how it would swing like my router jig. Now I see the rollers.

I was at Grizzly.com and wondered how this jig actually works? http://www.grizzly.com/products/G0577

Get yourself a different saw is the best advice I could give you. It will be worth the wait instead of trying something that you will regret.

These custom/modded ones I see on Ebay/youtube are interesting. I've been thinking of getting one. http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ovs0s4T2AQM

I order some wood from Eastcoast once in a while.Didn't know they had TiteBond. I need to drive up to ECSH sometime,but I'm in Yarmouth and I'm lazy.

Lee valley used to have original,but I don't think they do anymore. I've seen it at Homehardware before. I just get mine with a stewmac order.

I love that inlay! Nice work.