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Here is our 69 burst guitar being demoed by Carl Miner. Marchione 69 burst

I wouldn't change anything on my system. I have a simple on/off switch the controls a 30 amp contactor. The switch is no more than a single step from any of my machines. Link to my cyclone build and install. Link to measurements of my system. I used snaplock pipe and would do so in a heartbeat...

Honestly your overthinking this. Just build it for her and be done with it.

Since I have gotten into restoring radios and console stereos from the 1940's to the early 1960's my YouTube list reflects this. https://www.youtube.com/user/bandersentv/videos https://www.youtube.com/user/avonpicturethis/videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCctqGj6dp3BBi0NBVuHiWwQ/videos...

I take it you didn't notice the left handed one in the mix?

Some more pictures for you Vaughn.

Depending how you use the card scraper will dictate your surface finish. Going parallel to the figure will give you a wavy feeling but skewing the scraper will make it as smooth as glass. We run into this all the time working on guitar bodies.

I'm going to work like I always do and living my life like I always have. I live the George Carlin philosophy in regards to germs and have no intentions of changing.

Here are a few more for you to drool over Vaughn!

Some electrics we just finished in some vintage gibson colors just to do something different from what we normally do.

Here are some of those updated pics Vaughn. Sorry never did get one of it strung up as it sold very quickly!

Hi everyone. I know it's been a while but we have been busy and thought I'd take a moment to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Walnut blank for the next carve top set neck Sent from my SPH-L710T using Tapatalk

We have been having some problems lately with the finish bubbling on the inside corners of guitars that are being finished with lacquer. It happens either at a neck joint or at the bridge on a steel string guitar. We are at a loss as we have tried thinning the lacquer more and we also have tried...

Here's one more for you Vaughn. If I remember correctly the back is Spanish cedar. We just finished up one made from redwood dimensional lumber that had some figure in it.

We use this to hold parts on the cnc. Four pieces just 1/2" wide by 1-=1/2" long will hold a electric body to the table for final milling.

If your thinking about a power feeder for a jointer then the ones you are looking at are not meant to be used on a jointer. They actually make specialized power feeders for a jointer such as this one. Here is a link to a supplier showing the proper types of power feeders for various...

This is what I brought home today. I definitely need to develop some calluses on my finger tips!

Jason the lining will bend around that tight curve. We do it all the time.

The last cabinet shop I worked in had a compressor that was a ford 302 with cylinder heads that had read valves. Only two cylinders would be pumping the others would cycle in two at a time as needed depending on the cfm needed. I think it was rated at 40 hp and 105 cfm.