Steel Guitar Builder

I have a steel guitar neck aluminum with threaded holes in bottom for mounting to body, how do I go about marking holes and drilling them from the body up through to threaded holes on bottom of neck?

That is one beautiful looking guitar, one word dam beautiful.

Thanks Richard, but the tool here in the United States will run me $80, Walmart was the cheapest costing only $44.95 plus what ever tax.

I am not sure of size I need for annular cutter.

I did find one on ebay for $18 I might go for it.

Well I tried everything, my cross rods are 5/16" I guess I need to cut the ends down to fit the bushings but the only problem is I need a hollow bit or what they call it is annular cutter, around here they want anywhere from $250 - to $2,000 for one, too expensive, I will check with grainger to find...

Hello Rick, thanks for reply, I need to know what type of cutter, I have a drill press that can do it, but just need to know what type of cutter.

I am needing to mill down the ends of the cross shafts to fit them into the bushings that go into the rails, what kind of tool is it, and where can I buy it? I have seen Ed Fulawaka use it on his drill presses.

Thanks burnsville, I will start from changer end, I don't know how many cross shafts I need to have 4 knees and one verticle, any suggestions?

What knee lever is installed first and why?