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This blog is kept mainly for my recall about the construction of my guitars. On this latest build, I am challenging myself with knowledge and skills - it does not has to be as hard as I am currently displaying. There may be general information that will assist others making guitars but every reader needs to keep in mind that I have next to no knowledge of guitar construction. Any information that you obtain from this site should be checked against more reliable sources. Enjoy.
2 comments:
You are right, the color does look nicer in the sunlight. That is a very beautiful guitar and the wood combination is great. Just curious, how did the cracks from the big 'oops' a while back turn out. They looked really good before finish, did they hide well after the finish went on? I was very happy with my oops when I snapped a piece off of the lower bout during the back to side glueup. I was looking the other day for it and I literally can't find the repair. Hopefully it will stay that way after I get it all polished up.
Again, beautiful work. Now you gotta give a scratch build a try!
I've got to know, I've searched your blog and can't figure it out. What wood is the back/sides of that guitar... nice sapwood on the back. The bearclaw top is amazing.
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