My workshop

[PatBlock]

Forum members in the UK, Jays Yorkshire Workshop BBC2 wednesday night at 9.pm, one of the teams will be making a cue and case, should be interesting.

Cheers Steve, I'll take a look at that.

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[vmax]

Forum members in the UK, Jays Yorkshire Workshop BBC2 wednesday night at 9.pm, one of the teams will be making a cue and case, should be interesting.

[vmax]

If you made a batch of these up in different woods they would sell like hot cakes I reckon.

To be fair you'd need the butt of the cue to attach the mini butt to it to before cutting the flat on the mini butt to make it match the one on the cue butt, otherwise it could end up anywhere.

[itsnoteasy]

Bloody kill joy!

It's what I do best

[Cue crafty]

To many different joints to do that imo.

Bloody kill joy!

[itsnoteasy]

If you made a batch of these up in different woods they would sell like hot cakes I reckon.

To many different joints to do that imo.

[Cue crafty]

It lines up exactly with the flat on the cue, I prefer this to no flat as I use the flat with my rest grip and think that maybe others would like it too.

If you made a batch of these up in different woods they would sell like hot cakes I reckon.

[vmax]

Like the flat on the mini butt.

It lines up exactly with the flat on the cue, I prefer this to no flat as I use the flat with my rest grip and think that maybe others would like it too.

[vmax]

what wood is that?

Marblewood

[Shockerz]

Winging it's way to china, thank you Ren Nan

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Cue looks nice Vmax, wood looks like a marblewood cue I have.

[Cue crafty]

Like the flat on the mini butt.

[DeanH]

what wood is that?

[vmax]

Winging it's way to china, thank you Ren Nan

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[mikee]

Making the actual guitar neck and fret board is the real test ,if you want to make the whole thing .

[Inoffthered]

It was a lockdown project purely to enhance my wood finishing skills. Parts were sourced on ebay, pretty cheap at around 150 quid all in, didn't make anything myself except stain and finish the neck and body. I wouldn't do it again, but will make one from scratch sometime in the future with better quality timber and parts now that I know what I'm doing.

You’re probably doing similar already.. but i would seriously consider pursuing this sort of thing professionally, failing that .. be a french polisher, or something like that.. who can repair and re-finish sentimental items for ppl ? ( just an idea )