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Kieran Foley
Awesome system for neck finish
It was a nice change of pace from spraying, and provides a great alternative that I can apply inside, and everyone loved the citrus smell. As for the necks, the look and feel of this finish is incredible. Flame maple looked fantastic! Great product! Thanks
MGW SOS All Natural Hard Oil & Wax Finish System
Robert P.
BTS MGW Patented Guitar / Bass Knobs
Solid and beautiful knobs (gold). Put them on a pseudo 58 V with a mahogany body and a ziricote top that is trimmed in gold hardware.
BTS MGW Patented Guitar / Bass Knobs
Christopher Hall
Another Excellent Product from MGW
I am very impressed by these templates and I think I will be switching my other templates to MGWs. My only suggestion would be to make the centerline easiter to see. Great system for staying safe while using the router table. Thank you!
BASS KIT: Pistol Bass Kits “P” Bass Style
Vinicius da Cruz
Best quality knobs
I wanted something different for my project and after some months looking I settled with BTT knobs, I really like the way they looked and quality is far superior than other brands.
BTT Patented Guitar / Bass Knobs
Fred Brooking
22 Fret T-style Fretboard Templates
I bought both the plain, and bound 22 fretboard templates to augment my collection of vintage style MDF bolt on neck templates.
They came shipped in three piece cnc cut to match cardboard sandwich for extra protection; which incedentaly makes a handy storage container.
These templates are very high quality, precise and durable. The built in hardened steel drill guides make neck to fretboard alignment for glue up a breeze. Another nice feature is that they are not prone to denting as easily as mdf.
My only reservation in buying the bound fretboard template was that it is designed to be .060" smaller than the neck which accomodates most plastic binding @ .065" thick. I understand the logic. My preference in the past has been to use wood binding due to plastic's shrinkage issues with aging, and the cost of shipping celluloid, but the quality of these template and the ease of use has made me reconsider these personal prejudices.
Perhaps being forced to thin down wood binding stock in order to take advantage of these templates will knock me out of my comfort zone and force me to look at materials differently. In any case, it's always good to have another tool in the drawer that can help make buiding faster and more precice. thx
