Hi there! Thank you for your feedback - we’re glad you liked the jig! Regarding the music, we’ve noticed from other comments as well that this particular background track might not have been the best choice. For clarity, this music is a copyright-free sample and wasn’t performed or recorded by anyone on the Guitars & Woods team. We’re currently preparing new videos for all our jigs and will take audience preferences into account by selecting softer background music next time. We truly appreciate your opinion and at the end of the day, it all boils down to personal taste - as a random comparison to the track, perhaps the first Velvet Underground album might feel like a cacophonous disaster to some, or an artistic delicacy to others. :) Thanks!

Hi there! You mean in the body's back cavity? Simple measure it and mark it! :) Thanks.

Hi there! Sorry to hear about this, that's strange. Could you please email us over at [email protected] ? Thanks.

Hi there! This version is compatible both for guitar and bass. Thanks!

We usually recommend a 12.7mm diameter cutter. The height is dictated by your router and the height of the piece you are working on.

Of course you can! Check the more recent video of the updated version of the jig: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYeqaXZ5psuBn6c

Hey! The product itself is called "Ultimate tuner pin locator". You can find links for all the products used in the video description.

It is a good idea, although it might turn out a pretty big jig ;)

The small piece at the end of the fretboard sits between the outside binding.

@@enriquegarcia8691 Thanks for your answer, although we might argue that the ending bit was for video making purposes as we are not making any finished instrument in our facilities. Good building!

Hi there! You can simply move the router base stoppers and route the truss rod cavity in any position you like :)

Hi! Thanks for your feedback! 6 degrees is simply the best approaching angle for your drill bit. With this angle you'll get the most comfortable access to the cavity with your drill and it will prevent you from drilling into the pickup cavity. Of course if you manage to make an horizontal hole it will not affect the spring claw's function ;)

@@GWLuthierSupplies thanks for the help!

PERFECTLY HORIZONTAL also seemed to me like the best option, why 6 degrees and not 4 or 9 ?

The sides are compensated to give the correct radius, which is calculated for a 6.3mm thickness over a 20mm block. Of course, if you lower the bit more than that it will give a slightly different radius. But this slight difference can be easily adjusted when sanding with a radius sanding block.

notice you troll each person who makes these.

@stridersmythe8860 lol says he troll. Both of them had the same issue so get a f life

@@goopee76 your the one who trolls people to make yourself feel better.

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indeed

None of them will be. Check out LMI luthiers. They have a digital string height guage. It's accurate. I got it for $48. The nut slotting guage does exactly as described.

How do you account for the gravity/weight of the gauge probe, especially on the high E string at the 1st fret? Did you check with feeler gauges to see if there was a discrepancy between the readings? Thanks!

I agree just horrid stuff

Hello, you can find it here guitarsandwoods.com/neck-spline-jig.html. Thanks.

Hello there! The jig was developed considering the 20mm of the aluminium base (where the fretboard sits) in order to end up with the best rough radius and a thickness of 6.5mm at the fretboard center. You can adjust your process considering this would be the perfect scenario. Thanks!

@@GWLuthierSupplies excellent! thanx so much for your fast reply!

Hola, creo que la convex, pero en mastiles con angulo habria que cortar la base un poco para acomodar la cabeza.

We never tried that but I guess it should be no problem, maybe you want to shim 0.5mm in the middle of the fretboard as well to get it even in that area. Thank you.

@@GWLuthierSupplies Thanks! Will try, have placed the v4 jig in my shopping cart! :)

Noted! Thanks for the input! Best, G&W

Olá! Sim, vendemos para o Brasil! Cumprimentos, G&W

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No, its available and in stock, search for Binding Routing Jig. Sorry for the site mess but we had some issues the last few days, you may need to clean your cache or cookies. Thanks.

Thanks for your kindly comment and enquiry. You can find this item on the webstore searching for the title of this video "Fretboard Radius Jig V4". Best regards.

Thanks for your suggestion. Wing nuts would be impossible as the holes are very close to each other, so we're looking forward to try thumbscrews in the near future.

@@GWLuthierSupplies Even better (or move the holes apart so they are not parallell, then wing nut screws will fit too)

The locking screw, prevents the router to fall down, and to keep the router at a desired height. You can use it with a makita rt0700c. Thanks.