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I’ve been looking at ways to increase security around my shop and home. One of the best ways I know of is to set u...

Leather work is a very calming activity for me. There’s something relaxing about the smell of the leather and the ...

Well, Its official. I’ve been challenged to build an acoustic guitar this year. I have several friends who have bu...

In my guitar building process, a carving buck is an essential piece for final shaping and sanding of a neck. It should h...

Up until now, for every leather working project I’ve done, I’ve used a woodworking hand screw clamp to hold ...

Double sided tape gets used a lot in my workshop. You have seen me use it in many videos, and many of you have asked wha...

Earlier this year, I replaced the front tires on my riding lawn mower. In that video, I mentioned that I may need to rep...

My daughter is in need of a new pair of spur straps for use in her horseback riding. Instead of buying a new set, I deci...

Welcome to part 3 of the Bass Guitar Build. Today, I’m working on the relief cut in the headstock. This is where I...

I have recently started using Cast Iron Pans for cooking. Cast Iron pans have been around for hundreds of years and they...

My bandsaw is a Rikon 10-305. Its a 10″ benchtop saw that overall works pretty well. There’s one thing that ...

Its time to begin a new guitar build. This time its a bass guitar. This build is a commission and not entirely my own or...

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