Thank you for the detailed explanation/demonstration of how you shape your neck. It was very informative.

Dave great fix/feature.. I'm glad that you showed how that you made that great feature

You guitar build is coming along pretty well.

I can feel the smoothness ❤️

You do great videos, very informative. Wait til you program that cnc to cut a neck profile. Enjoyed watching the whole series between the body and neck.

Great looking carve my friend. You make great videos!

Beautiful work!

Back from Holidays, I have lot to catch up I see. Looks great!

wow very nice dave interester in that ultra cat glue

I like the way you build guitars. I think you and Shock the Fox make beautiful guitars with such nice aesthetics and I like the accuracy and thought you guys put into them.

I think the neck set is the scariest part of guitar building.

Good stuff!

Thank you

I'm interested to see what you think about that glue for the neck joint. I run into the problem of buying titebond in bulk and not getting to use it all as I don't get to do woodworking as often as I'd like. The option of mixing your own is appealing to me.

"Titebond" type glues are 3 different formulations entirely....if you notice that they don't dry hard or all the way then you may have not been using the original formula which is the best for luthiery imo. I am going to get some of that Ultra CAT to try the next time I buy veneers.

That glue looks alot like cascamite glue and you always end up to throwing loads away because you mix up too much. Not sure how much you had left over but If I could suggest using tea spoons as a measure and mix by eye to the consistency you need, cascamite you could make thin or thick to gap fill and is an excellent wood glue

HA! I just figured out the origin of the name of your brand!

Where did you get the ultracat glue?

What size/brand gouge chisel are you using? Thanks

btw, what is the open time on that CAT glue?

Does the PPR glue talk about creep?

Not trying to be a smart a** but a liquid/fluid oz. Isn't the same, as a dry oz. A gallon of water weighs 8 lbs. You could weigh an oz of water, then multiply by .75 for your 3/4 oz. (Aircraft fuel isn't measured in gallons, it's measured by weight. A gallon of gas or JP5 both weigh 6 lbs. Water, milk, & my Telecaster all weigh 8 lbs. A liquid gallon is 128 oz [learned that making formula for my grandkids].i could be wrong about the weight as 8 lbs is 128 oz too. So maybe they are the same. But I'd check. Math is hard.😂😂😂😂😂) yet 128 oz of gasoline is 6 lbs.