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I've fixed some 110mm soil pipe to my shed ceiling and have 135 degree Y outlets branching off to my machines. I'll connect my dust extraction to one end and use blast gates to open/ shut each one, depending on which machine I'm using. On each outlet I have an Axminster blast gate which...

Thanks had a quick look seems pond hose max size is 50mm..

Wheres the best place to buy from? Seems more expensive than I thought over £10 per metre. I need to rig up 4 machines to a 110mm soil pipe extractor system

Hi thanks, yes I've thrown the neck splitting into two out of the window and I'm going to build a shorter neck next time. Keep the scale length , but less frets (I never use the higher frets) I worked out that by losing 50mm from the length of the neck and 4 higher frets I can keep the neck to...

Hi thanks never seen them before, only problem I could see is since they are fixed in one section and the other part goes into the timber. After time it could wear the timber, depending on how many times you lock it and undo it. Also might get tight if the timber swells a bit. Think the clamex...

Hi thanks for suggestion it would but think it would take more work than what I have at present. Also if it got damaged on travels it would be harder to fix

thanks, you can buy travel guitars that resemble the middle part but have a removable wire frame that makes the rest of the guitar shape. But their necks are not removable so to long for hand luggage. The top and bottom sections are partly cosmetic but I've owned one of the wire framed guitars...

I have a Ratrig cnc machine that cuts the shape and holes plus the pick up pockets. Then I hand route the megalox slots in the side. I could off course make some sort of jig and use the cnc machine. It would mean cutting into my spoilboard and building some sort of clamp system as the z axis is...

As for the sound since it's electric and I'd plug in a mini amp module which changes the sound to anything you want really...then use headphones or if wanted you could just plug into a proper amp. I was impressed with its resonance with just plywood, must be the holes letting it resonate more...

thanks I did think about rare earth magnets but not sure how strong they are. The bottom and top section are against your body and you seem to lean into the guitar when playing sat down

I wanted it to be the same size body as a normal electric guitar, so you don't feel like your playing a toy. The neck unbolts from the body and also splits into 2. Which was a pain to do as there's a metal truss rod running inside the neck and that had to be cut and then a metal connectors...

Hi I'm on holiday in Spain at the moment with the prototype. I made the body out of 18mm plywood. The centre piece is doubled up so 36mm and the click on top and bottom pieces 18mm plywood.

Seems the Clamex s18 are avaliable now but need a 8mm biscuit slot but the S20 are not available until Sept but only need a 4mm normal biscuit slot. So sound perfect for what I need. A basic screw fixed Zeta p fixing. I will order some when they are available and maybe move to a full zeta p...

Thanks I will do, didn't realise there was a screw version of the clamex, I have a normal biscuit jointer. So will order some and try

I'm building a prototype of a travel electric guitar. The body splits into 3, the main body and 2 clip on top and bottom pieces. I want a way to connect the top and bottom pieces and then unconnect them when it get packed away. I'm using some striplox Megalox at the moment which work well but...

Is that for full workshops with multiple staff, working 8 hours a day or the single bloke in his shed spending 5 mins on his router table?