Those 3 reference points done with a rasp and sanding block, took about an hour and was all I had time for yesterday after the fretboard. Knives next on the agenda for the transition to the headstock. I guess the big block sections will get planed and sanded, but I haven’t asked (one step at a time). Obviously the taper and progressively changing radius makes it tricky.
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There’s a really great YT channel you may be interested in (guitar repair) called Twoodfrd
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While it may be casually rated at 20w it still rips your head off.
Played one at a gig as backline over the weekend. Realistically not much quieter than a 1987x 50w but the tone is to die for
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I think doubling watts is equivalent to 3dB increase in sound pressure, so you’re right, not much different between the SV20 and a 1987 in volume. I had a 1W plexi style amp that Marshall used to make, and everyone who heard it was surprised how loud it was.
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Yeah, Im lucky to live where I do, so I can play pretty loud and not bother anyone.
If worse comes to worse, I will get an attenuator for it.
I just cant wait to plug a wah, a fuzz and a univibe into it and spray thick wads of scorching fuzz into the ■■■■■■■ cosmos…
Man I love guitars.
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It’s great to see you enjoying this process, mate.
Love it, is the highlight of my week 
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Love these updates, great workmanship it’s looking gorgeous
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Nice build. I’m about to have a crack at this :
https://www.printables.com/model/398795-the-prusacaster-a-3d-printable-guitar/comments
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Interesting! I like the colour of this one.
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Is that Bee Bee King’s guitar?
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You should have used an emoji to take the potential sting out of that remark
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Haha yes I might do one like that. Easy to print the hex parts in different colors. My printer is running 24/7 at the moment as the core takes a long time to print and has a few issues to fit locally available T style kits.
I think it might belong to a guitarist in this band.
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