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Author: | CommGuy107 [ Sun Jul 13, 2014 6:21 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
I'm in. I've built numerous cigar box instruments, but am definitely an amateur with less than 3 full-scale builds. |
Author: | Jfurry [ Sun Jul 20, 2014 1:00 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
could someone please point me at the rules for this challenge ? |
Author: | damianpenney [ Wed Aug 06, 2014 11:47 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
I'm in! Planning on building a Gibson L0, redwood top, Clark walnut sides, undecided on the neck. Previously I've built an electric, this will be my first acoustic. Wish me luck, going to need it... |
Author: | nickinbruns [ Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:39 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
OK, if it's not too late, I will try to finish the parlour I've been working on. I started just after the challenge was issues, and have been hesitant about committing, but I think I'll get her done for the deadline. Hope you are all OK with this, if not, that's cool..... Here's where I am now. Parlour off the Antes plans, with a few changes from me, but nothing major. Mostly, I reduced the bracing and, clearly, changed tha trims... Top: WRC from the local timber yard. B/S/Neck, Headstock veneers: Austral;ian Blackwood(endemic to the whole country, tho this is from Tasmania. Bindings and purflings are plastic, and from somewhere.... Tuners: Rubner Fretboard and bridge: EIR No electrics. This is intended to be my travel guitar. We are planning to move to the UK for a year or two next January, and I'll take this little'un with me....maybe.... Just set the neck today, and need to do lots more work, but I think it'll fly... A few firsts for me on this one. First bolt on neck, first slotted peg head, first extensive use on plastics.... Whoops, this is meant to be in the 3+ build category....Will start thread to conclusion... |
Author: | Nick Royle [ Tue Aug 19, 2014 9:40 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
I'm afraid I won't be entering after all. Because life is... insert four letter word. |
Author: | Renovere [ Fri Oct 31, 2014 2:24 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Official entrants thread for those with less than 3 buil |
Hello All, I am entering my local wood build that I just coincidentally finished. It is a classical guitar which is what I am specializing in. This guitar was built using locally grown and harvested Curley Maple for the back and sides. The center stripes are a lamination of Walnut and Red Oak. This guitar is trimmed in Rosewood and has a cedar top. All the bracing is Mahogany and Cedar. I used a hybrid fan style bracing system on the top and a fluted bracing style on the back. The fingerboard has Abalone inlayed Maple leafs in a falling pattern to represent the wood used and follow the same theme. This instrument also features an arm saddle and side sound port. |
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