I was building up some momentum with my guitar-building adventures until recently, but a short overseas holiday and an impending interstate trip are temporarily slowing progress. Nevertheless, I have at least managed to attach the top on my East Indian Rosewood/European Spruce guitar, and have make good progress with the neck.
More soon!
Cheers
Pete
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Complete (Almost!): East Indian Rosewood/Engelmann Spruce 00
It's always a thrill to fit strings to a new guitar for the first time. This one will sit in its case for a week or so before I attend t...
-
I tell myself with each guitar I make that I'd save myself a lot of trouble if I left my headstocks unbound. Nevertheless, despite the ...
-
I attach the black and white side purfling strips to the ebony bindings with Titebond 3, a glue that's much more resistant to heat and ...
-
I put this East Indian rosewood/European spruce guitar to one side as I proceeded with my usual process of wet sanding and buffing four othe...
No comments:
Post a Comment