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Well, I happened to be there when the author of this 'able actually cooked this.I also had the luck not only to taste it but to eat a good half of this very dish, so I can attest that it was more than great!Good job for a first Instructable, keep on the good food!

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It's a good idea.Thank you for your comment!

@DeanR31 there is one small step where I measure the ruler's width with another ruler, in order to know the groove's width (last bullet of step 2).@MisterHighway you're right, I didn't mention this part, as the ruler can be inserted and withdrawn whenever you want. I will add a small sentence to be more precise.Thank you both!

Your design is better than mine, it looks like a sunflower!

Hi Albie, thanks for your message. Unfortunately I don't have the combined machine anymore, nor have I space to properly work. Building a kit would take me too long. However I know that some kits are available online (on Madinter, Stewart McDonald, etc.), maybe with some of them you can manage to put the electronics inside. Anyway, sorry I can't help you, I'm sure you can manage to find a solution.Cheers

Never thought of that, it could work with an additional jack input properly placed, I guess.

Top ! En un seul morceau, et en plus du noyer, c'est du régal j'imagine. J'espère voir bientôt l'instructable qui va avec... En attendant tes autres projets sont super, bravo !

Hi Michael, the most help I got was my grandfather's, teaching me how to use the combined circular-saw-shaper-jointer-planer. This was priceless help!To answer the woodpile question, I messed-up big time with the first fretboard, and had to buy another piece of rosewood and do it again.Maybe I should have precised that it was my first HUGE woodworking project. If you read my one other Instructable for example, you may think the guitar wasn't really my first, but we are comparing 2+ years of troubles and struggles (and load of fun, of course), with one pleasant afternoon.Of course I built small things before this guitar - though I can't find any good example right now -because I've always liked building things. But this -this was huge and the result amazed me. And it still remains huge e...

Hi Michael, the most help I got was my grandfather's, teaching me how to use the combined circular-saw-shaper-jointer-planer. This was priceless help!To answer the woodpile question, I messed-up big time with the first fretboard, and had to buy another piece of rosewood and do it again.Maybe I should have precised that it was my first HUGE woodworking project. If you read my one other Instructable for example, you may think the guitar wasn't really my first, but we are comparing 2+ years of troubles and struggles (and load of fun, of course), with one pleasant afternoon.Of course I built small things before this guitar - though I can't find any good example right now -because I've always liked building things. But this -this was huge and the result amazed me. And it still remains huge even after 4 years now, because I haven't build anything the size of this project afterwards.Later I tried to make a surfboard, but I moved and didn't have space and big tools anymore. I built a cajon, a wine rack into a barrel, and some other smaller projects such as furniture. But as soon as I have space again, I will get tools as well, and time to build HUGE again! Thanks a lot for your comment!

Thanks, Mr. Ham. maybe I'm not quite a good example in that case, as I started something huge and could have begin with a smaller project... two years is a long time!Some action: Cheers

Thanks Simon!

Thanks Alex, don't hesitate to comment the mistake, it will be useful for the people who want to try this Instructable! As for me, it's always good to know how I could have been better, for the next time. But you're right, there are some things I would change if I build another one. The guitar has huge feedback if I let the E and A bass strings ring more than 5 seconds, but it can be used to add nice effects to the playing, I guess.Thanks for your comment