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The bridge is the single heaviest brace on the top The bridge is the single heaviest brace on the top and its impact on the system’s performance needs to be thoughtfully considered...
Catch it in the right light and it almost looks li Catch it in the right light and it almost looks like how I wanted it to…
Decided that something sort of classically natural Decided that something sort of classically natural but with a little bit of complimentary contrast was probably the safest choice… is the world really ready for more blue classical guitars?
With the neck carved, mortised into the body, and With the neck carved, mortised into the body, and pivot adjusted…it’s all over but the final sanding.
At this time of year we seem to be inundated with At this time of year we seem to be inundated with talk of “resolutions” and “what’s nexts”. I’d like to advocate that we all take a moment to celebrate everything we have accomplished over the last year. By focusing on what was actually achievable I think it might allow us to be a touch more “compassionate” with ourselves —and our goals moving forward. So before making a “to do” list” I’d like to suggest we all make an “I did” list… let’s ask ourselves “what were my favourite achievements (small or big) that stuck with me this year? Pick three or four…I’ll go first: 1) I completed the 200th guitar under my own label 2) By knitting a pair every month, I taught myself how to make socks 3) I grew the majority of vegetables I consumed from May to October 4) Made some small progress towards improving my work/life balance…maybe it’s okay to not spend seven days a week in the shop?
“As I fear not a child with a weapon he cannot l “As I fear not a child with a weapon he cannot lift, I will never fear the mind of a man who cannot think.” - Dalinar Kolin
Stuck… Stuck…
I can’t even remember the last time I built a bi I can’t even remember the last time I built a birdseye maple guitar…so it seemed like a good idea. The only question now is what sort of colour should I turn it?
No carbon, no CNC, no problem… No carbon, no CNC, no problem…
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