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I have a set like this that I like: https://www.amazon.com/Precision-Screwdriver-XOOL-Magnetic-Computer/dp/B097R2Y73V/ref=sr_1_4

I have a few, definitely not as many as some of you(who will be referenced when my wife says I have too many). This is my current favorite - MJT body, random ebay neck, vegatrem, RH Factor pickups. Also my Eric Johnson (that someone abused before I got it) or my Road Worn Player -

Best part is it was in a hard case.

No idea but with the impressions on the frets as well I was surprised the wasn't any structural damage to the neck or body.

My father found this Epiphone SG Jr in a thrift store. It had a rough life; the strings had imbedded in the fingerboard up and down the neck. Pretty rough shape overall when I got it. Replaced all all the electronics, black bridge and locking tuners. Did a full fret level, crown and polish...

After Jeff Beck passed and never seeing him live I decided I was not going to miss any more chances to see musicians I like. Going to see Christone Kingfish Ingram next week and Ally Venable the week after. In August I've got tickets to see Philip Sayce as well as Greg Howe with Stu Hamm.

The ToneX is really nice, reverb sounds good captures are great. Changing models/software could use some work, not intuitive at all IMHO. It sounds really good, for whatever reason it "feels" better than what I have gotten out of my HX Stomp so far. The biggest constraint on the ToneX is the...

I almost bought that one from ProAudiostar, best price I have seen on it. I have the ToneX pedal but the main thing I play is the capture of the Dream65.

I've been looking at the same thing. Need to use a 4PDT switch, just not sure on the wiring.

Nice! When the printer first launched they had them in a separate box as a "bonus" but said that it was a limited time offer.

If you don't stop I am going to get in trouble with my wife.

Awesome! For modeling software you may want to check out open OpenSCAD. I use to use it for designing mechanical keyboard frames. Its a different approach to modeling, more like programming. https://openscad.org

https://www.amazon.com/Hal-Leonard-Guitar-Method-Book/dp/079351245X/ I swallowed my pride and started taking lessons a few months ago and this is the book I am working through with my teacher. I have been playing for 30 years by ear, tabs, videos etc. Now I am working on sight reading...

Biggest concerns I have seen of them is that they are not open source. They seem to work great, crazy fast and replacement parts are pretty cheap. I can't really justify buying one over my Ender 3.....it just keeps working and I don't use it enough lately that I need to upgrade. Then I think...

I think the new king of printers that just work out of the box is Bambu Labs. They are not cheap but the features and performance are pretty crazy. I wanted to build a Voron for a while now but the X1 Carbon makes it seem like a lot of effort for about the same result.

Another vote for Ryobi. Work fine, not expensive.

I have had one for years and love it. Just be careful buying any of these used, the early ones had bad power transformers.

Pretty crazy build with touch panel, switchable diodes, switchable order, hpf/lpf, midi, etc.... https://www.instagram.com/tv/CmFtmEXJhhI/