Beautiful - we are very happy to have played a small part in it... Can't wait to see the next one!

Post #2 and final post for this build. 🙂 I was just talking to my wife about how it has only been less than a year and I have now completed my second acoustic guitar build. And, in my opinion, this s...

Post # 1... The last progression pics of this build. I think I understand soooo much more about the guitar it is unbeli evable. This has been such an amazing journey. Attachment : 20210916_134326....

My favourite song today:

That was a bit clever @jamesbisset - just a bit! Loved it!! My appearances are going to be slightly limited from now on. Back to work, which whilst only taking my time 8am-6pm, generally leaves me ...

@russ Jack of all trades. 🎸🥁🎤🎹💻😉

Top Job

@frank1985 Looks very professional

Another top job. I noticed you have a heady 14.3 deg temperature, hope you’re not expecting it to be as warm as that when you move North. @rocknroller912 Thanks very much. I am totally ready for col...

@boo Another top job. I noticed you have a heady 14.3 deg temperature, hope you’re not expecting it to be as warm as that when you move North.

Final sanding was with P600g paper (dry). Then I got some paint on there, I couldn’t resist. The conditions were not ideal but I managed. This is the first coat of black (second actually, the first is...

I did some final pinhole filling, sanding and prepping today. Attachment : C1D26F88-DE69-4913-A13D-3C316932E438.jpeg

This counts as a luthier joke cause there’s a guitar in the picture Attachment : DA43EF11-A0E5-4927-8FC6-0E2B47933DA1.jpeg

Looking good @frank1985 the neck carve was probably the most satisfying parts of the whole build, when you get to the end and you look at what you've created from a block of wood. It really is inspiri...

My favourite song today:

Oh and I agree with @Rocknroller912 , it does look good between the other guitars there 😉

@cheesewhisk Nice work man! You are almost there 🙂

@cheesewhisk Your build is looking very good compared to the other ones in the photo

@Wayne_F @robinSomehow that never occurred to me. I could add maybe 1/4" of height and that would probably take care of it. Thank you. I've had a lot of help and advice from this group, I'm glad to ...

@boo Cutting a recess in the plate was pretty much the first thing I thought. Although, I want to keep the size of it in case I need to use it for a bigger project. @robin Somehow that never occurred...