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David's Guitar Building: July 2008
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Saturday, July 19, 2008. About a billion degrees. Yeah, I know there is lots of work to be done on the neck but I'll just pretend that I forgot about that. :). Here is the neck after a bit more shaping. There still is quite a bit to do but it is getting close to the final shape. Then I ro...
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David's Guitar Building: July 2007
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Tuesday, July 31, 2007. Whoops, skipped a step. Book It is the beginning of a simple fingerstyle. Song I did as instructed, and I was stunned. I actually played something that sounded like music! Work One little slip and the binding would be ruined. Here is a view of the top perfling.
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David's Guitar Building: An update.....
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. So, again I haven't gone away I just had to wait a bit to spend a couple hundred dollars for a dehumidifier. I shall return! Wednesday, October 20, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Geneseo, New York, United States. View my complete profile. This is an...
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David's Guitar Building: February 2008
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Monday, February 25, 2008. More kerfing and a rosette started. First things first. WHOEVER IS SPAMMING MY COMMENTS WITH LINKS TO CRAP WEBSITES PLEASE STOP! YOU HAVE BEEN REPORTED! I feel better now. Linings on the top edge and fit the kerfed. I will sand it flat, route the inner and outer...
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David's Guitar Building: October 2010
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. So, again I haven't gone away I just had to wait a bit to spend a couple hundred dollars for a dehumidifier. I shall return! Wednesday, October 20, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Geneseo, New York, United States. View my complete profile. This is an 000 14 ...
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David's Guitar Building: Inlay
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Sunday, September 26, 2010. First I copied the inlay piece and taped that copy to the headplate the way I wanted it set. Next I cut through the paper to give me an etched outline in the wood. Here is the etched outline to help guide my routing. Sunday, September 26, 2010. First guitar a S...
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David's Guitar Building: May 2008
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Monday, May 19, 2008. Here you can see the location marks for the scallop peaks. The top after rough cutting the braces. They still have a lot of work yet to be done but this already makes a big difference in the tap tone. Right after this I glued the bridge plate on. Monday, May 19, 2008.
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David's Guitar Building: September 2007
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Saturday, September 29, 2007. Tail grafts and necks. The two boxes after the tops and backs have been trimmed. Kinda getting that guitar look aren't they! Here are the bindings after bending. All 8 pieces bent nicely with no cracks or breaks. They are Koa. Saturday, September 29, 2007.
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David's Guitar Building: March 2008
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Saturday, March 15, 2008. Got some shop time. Gets above freezing consistently. I will be able to fire up the de. Humidifier again and hopefully get back to work. I did, I took pictures that I will show instead. Here is the Ziricote. This gives a nice clean edge on the ziricote. Strips gl...
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David's Guitar Building: August 2007
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A step by step journal about the building of my acoustic guitars. My hope is to share my experience, both good and bad with other novice builders so they can learn from, or laugh at my mistakes! Enter your search terms. Friday, August 31, 2007. I got it in the jig, glued and clamped up. My order from LMI. Arrived today with two new neck blanks, 4 pieces of kerfing. And some black and white strips for bindings. This weekend I will try and get the kerfing. The first back joined and glued up in the jig.
