cnc

So after an 8+ year break from bass playing i decided to sell my Peavey B-quad 4...but as happens with these kind of things after spending a few hours with it i in fact decided to keep it and well waste some time getting my bass chops leveled back up... Anyhows the B-quad has some pretty...

So guys ive got one of these Makita routers in my workbee CNC clone It's standard collet size is 6.35mm which caused be a bit of a headache to start with because the bit's id been buying were listed as 1/4" not as 6mm so i didn't get why they were slipping out of the collet on longer...

Hey guys! I'd preordered the Shaper Origin a year or two ago and started using it this past year since I had more time. Built a small mini guitar with it as a test for a friend (posted in the Guitars built by forum members) and a few people from the company came down to film a small video of me...

Alright, this is my first thread on here. After looking a build threads for a long time I decided that I have to make my own contribution by keeping a build log for my next guitar. This will be the second guitar I've ever built so take it easy on me :) the first one was a neck through...

Hello Everyone! As stated in the title, i am searching for a co-founder of an electric guitar company. The goal of the Start-Up is to establish and further develop our own headless mechanic (and guitar mechanics in general) aswell as developing pickups and other guitar related products...

MikeNeal had the right idea to throw all his build stuff in one thread. So I'm stealing that idea and running with it. I glued up a maple and basswood body blank last week without any real plans for it, then I woke up on Saturday and thought to myself "I'd really like an explorer shred stick"...

I have a big slab of Bubinga wood and access to a CNC. I really want to CNC an Ibanez guitar body out of it but can't seem to find drawings or CNC files to do it. I really really want to do an Ibanez RGD7UC due to the longer scale length and simplicity of pots and design. Does anyone know where...

This was taken from a thread a while back where someone questioned CNC vs "Hand-made" guitars and how much work it actually takes. Ron went a step further and even broke it down by how many hours he could spend on a typical guitar. Great read considering how many people have been discussing...