Finally popped my 7 string cherry. Based on the black machine b7, went with their alternative headstock. One piece Brazilian mahogany body with yew and resin top. One piece Brazilian mahogany ne...

1ste guitar build. Here he is Mr. Bailey(s) bandsman. -Mahony neck and body(stage 1 carved)-Ebony fretboard 25inch scale radius 12-kluson tuners-Wilkinson Wrapearound Bridge-tonerider pickups A few mo...

OK, I've just finished making yet another custom Tele type, so here is my latest creation. Its for an old friend of mine that I used to be in a band with many moons ago. He is a left handed player so...

Hello, i am Benjamin from belgium. Like all things from the guitar from playing to (and hope) building.

Nice work @clinton but what’s a piano?🤪🤣🤣🎸

One piece Brazillian mahogany body, one piece Brazillian mahogany neck. Yew and resin top, ebony board, stainless frets. Gotoh hardware and some kick ass warman pickups. Added a little touch to the ...

Nice one Clinton, love the body carve and the finish👍😃🎸

nice work @clinton. Can't wait to see it when it's angry 😁 🎶🎸🙏🙂

@clinton Always good to see your builds and this is no exception. Does all the hardware pop off when it gets angry? 💚😡

Wow, amazing!

That is beautiful @clinton

Careful!! You could have your eye out with that headstock!!🤣🤣🤣 Fine work that man👍😃🎸

Really nice work there, @clinton. If Prince was still around he'd have had that off you. 💜😈 🎸🎶🙏🙂

Have a look at crimsonguitars.com, they do a range of stains (both spirit and water based) and finishing oils. I used the penetrating guitar finishing oil on my Winebox guitar and it gave a nice satin...

I’ve finally got completely fed up of using wonky, cobbled together, sagged in the middle, unflat so-called work benches. I’m finally building a half decent but solid woodworking bench, it’s not the b...

Meet Ted........ Attachment : PXL_20230917_172104407~2.mp4 About 12 weeks old. 🐈‍⬛ 🎸🎶🙂🙏

Excellent work @clinton......and a lovely wee cat too. 🎸🐈🎸 🙏🙂🎶🎸

Good to see you back doing mad things again @Boo

It's a lot of time that would be wasted though. I'm not suggesting using CF rods in *every* neck, but if you're using a wood or a cut that wisdom says might be more prone to movement, why not do what...

Interesting to watch the body finish evolve in (sort of) real time through the various stages. Request echo'd! Particularly the final coats that add the shine (what's in that tin?).