The Lowly Back Joint Strip

A demonstration on how I refine back joint strips, with tips on tools, devises and back brace glueing.

[TheLlywelyn]

These closeup descriptions of the individual components with rich insights and tips are great.

[johnford]

As always, good episode, Kevin. Thank you for sharing, and especially for the go-bar rod source.

[MrDaveKC]

Thanks, very helpful instructions. On one of my builds, I used a Home Depot free paint stick as the back joint strip, and purposely left the writing on it!

[JoshWard-gi]

Thanks, Kevin. Your block method is the berries!

[staffansvahn]

Thank you. I enjoy and learn alot from your videos.
Best wishes

[raymondjones]

Love that you built your own tools/jigs!

[dalgguitars]

Excellent video as always. Thanks! I made my go bars from Harbor Freight fiberglass wire fishing kit bars. Then I got the little rubber ends on Amazon. I have about 50 bars, 20" long for less than $25. FYI

[tomkiehfuss]

Awesome. Thanks for all the great instruction. Super helpful.

[gtd-sqpj]

Very informative. Always a good video.

[coneyislandguitars]

I’ve had one of those little Stanley planes since the 90s.

[jonahguitarguy]

Good tip cutting the braces in with the block.

[monday]

Very helpful tips and process! I was looking through your videos for the installation of a decorative back strip but haven’t found one yet. Would that change the width of the back joint strip?

[GravelRacer]

With todays modern glues, is the back joint strip even required?

[woodchipwitch]

I am trying fibreglass driveway markers for go-bars. They look like the ones from Ohio, only orange with some jazzy reflector tape decoration.