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Thank you! That is an awesome compliment, I am grateful. Thank you for watching and communicating, I do appreciate it. Cheers!

Thanks for the info. I did find that brand, but couldn't get it for a week. I went with a different brand. Should be here tomorrow!. Thank you for commenting! I appreciate you. Cheers!

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I just added it to the video description. www.woodworkerexpress.com/fastcap-kaizen-20mm-black-organizational-foam.html Thanks! Cheers!

It has been so long I am having trouble finding it. As soon as I do.... Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you. The longer the handle is, the easier it will be to cut, you get more leverage. With the short handle pair, about 4 inches long, I sometimes have to use both hands. Ling handles and sharp, make it easy. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Thanks a lot sir. ​@@WoodPortGuitars

I used that partly because it is what I had on hand, and partly I had not seen anyone using it, and most importantly, I like it. Glad you do too! Thanks for commenting and watching, I appreciate you! Cheers

It was Rustoleum 2x Clear Semi- Gloss. 3 to 4 coats with a light sanding in between with 320 grit. I do talk about that finish in more of my videos, I still use it. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching! Cheers!

I had heard of low adhesion tapes, just haven't looked into it much. Thanks for the recommendation, and thanks for commenting! And Thanks for watching! Cheers!

That is awesome! I do not mind at all. That is why I do it. Makes me happy!! And if you have improvement ideas, please share. Cheers!

@@WoodPortGuitars Are you in central Florida?

I will be adding stops to one side.

Yes, Eustis area.

@@WoodPortGuitars I'm in Orlando, Working on box #35. just a hobby.

Glad to hear that. The Evil is coming! Thanks Steve! Cheers!

Thank you. I will use some kind of strap on this one with the black hardware. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

It's growing on me too. More on that in Wednesdays video. Thanks. Cheers

Wow, thank you!, Cheers!!

@@WoodPortGuitars man yeah! Thank YOU for sharing!!

Thank you! And it plays great! Cheers

The box is 1 1/2" deep on the inside. You could do it with a thinner heel, worth a try. And, I have the hardware for a case. Case for the Nemesis should be next video. Thanks again!

Thanks for watching!

Great work Bro. Don't mind the haters! Some people just have a shifty existence and wanna share it with others

Thank you! I appreciate that. Thanks for watching!

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That would probably be the easiest, cheapest and quickest solution. Since I already have the dye. It's definitely a possibility. Thanks ! Thanks for watching and commenting.!

Thank you, I appreciate that. Good luck with your build, they are fun. Thanks for watching!

I was thinking I might sand the paper off and down to the raw wood, and just paint the box. I am getting some good ideas here. Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching!

I had to look this product up. I hadn't heard of this before. Looks like something I could use on the cbg's and more! Thank for letting me know about washi tape! Thank you for watching.

I had to look that up. I didn't know such a thing existed. I like it. Made me think of simulating the binding on guitars, with the tape on cbg's. Awesome. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for watching.

Thanks! Much appreciated!

@@WoodPortGuitars man yeah! It is absolutely amazing!!! Love your work!

The paint is Rustoleum Painters Touch 2X Ultracover Flat Black. The clear coat is the same, Rustoleum 2X Clear Lacquer Semi-Gloss. 3 - 4 coats of each paint and clear, with a light sanding with 320 grit sandpaper , between clear coats. I use this paint because I can get it at my local Ace Hardware, close to the shop. I am sure there are better paints, but I am happy with the results I get from the Rustoleum. Thanks D!

Thank you! Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Thanks, I like it too. Thanks for watching!

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Pick scratches? Not sure they were in a weird spot. Thinking about the pickgaurd material. I have to finish up the current build first, I call it little blackie. Thanks Steve!!

Thank You! I always like hearing from you!

That's cool. I will have to try that way. Thanks! Thanks for watching! Cheers!

One quibble, and it's minor... it seems to me if you pivot from the middle string the low G string will lengthen (which is what you want) but the high g string will shorten (which you don't want) throwing the intonation out of balance (for want of a better term) ... But, if it works why quibble? 😉

Welcome Scotland! Thanks for watching and subscribing! The jig has been a big help, multiple uses. I tried the nails on a scarf joint and had alignment issues. I have to work on my technique, I'll try it again. Thank you for commenting. It's funny how a comment can motivate me to try something again. Thanks! Cheers!

Thank you! The shinto is awesome !

Glad you think so!

I am going to try a pinning method on my next scarf joints. Still working on my process. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Many thanks! Cheers!

Thanks for watching! All credit goes to hurdygurdyguy1. Awesome explanation!

Thank you for watching! I am glad it is helping pass the time, that can be a lengthy recovery. Take care of that shoulder and keep watching!! Get Well! Cheers!

Thank you. I didn't do the hot water bath, but I did have it sitting in the Florida sun for a while. I will do the bath for now on. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Thank you for the information, that is awesome. Unfortunately, the damage has been done. I have already dyed the neck with a yellow dye. My colour match did not go well and actually, I really don't like the yellow now. I now have to decide what to do about it. Sand it off, paint the neck, I haven't decided yet. Thank you so much for the information, you have mentioned a couple of products I am not familiar with, more to learn. Thank you for watching and thank you for the info! I will try this on a future build!

@@WoodPortGuitars If you haven't sealed the wood the dye should wash off (mostly). Try mixing different dyes to get the desired tone. Starting on some scrap is always a good idea ☺️.

I will try washing it off, see how that goes. I did try on some scrap of the same wood, and I thought I had the match, but when the whole neck was done, yikes. I only had green, yellow and white available. I used the white to tone down the yellow, but not enough. Thanks Bruce! Cheers!

@@WoodPortGuitars reducing the concentration may also work.

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

Thanks. I am really liking this guitar.

Thank you. It works great.

I have been putting it off, but if there is interest... I have to finish up a couple of build videos, then the case it is . Thanks for the motivation! Cheers!

Thank you for the input. That was my first thought also. But it is now all black and shiny. As far as the screws, I learned this a long time ago in woodworking. The reason I wanted something different. A lot of cbg builders use the fancy washer and bugle head wood screws, me included. I wanted something different. I wanted black, and I wanted the rounded top, stove bolt, I think, is the right name. Purely for looks. If I could have found wood threads with that head, I would have used those instead. I could have used threaded inserts, but I didn't have any in the shop. So I used this old trick. Only works in hardwood, I wouldn't try it with pine or even poplar. I will take water thin, super glue, and coat the wood threads for more strength. The main forces on the lid are pressing the lid down to the box, no real shear forces side to side or up of the box. I know it seems a little strange, I thought so also when I first saw it done. Thank so much for asking about it. I will talk a little more about it in the video when I assemble and play the cbg. That's my longest reply ever. Thanks for watching and comments and questions.

So true. Thanks for watching!

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