A bit. I've been working on that Raze for the last couple weeks. I drew her probably a month ago. I've done a lot of drawing and I'm trying to get the more interesting ideas cut into MDF. Here's another that I have kickin' around for a headless. I've come up with a single-cut design, but it leaned a lil too close to the Sully '71, so I'm tweaking the design. 3 designs with double horns...I really need a single-cut option. I've got another headstock to reveal as well that will look REALLY good on a V. I've been busy...really busy.
Nice! Oh yeah I'm busy as well but not only in the shop Wish I could spend more time with my guitar stuff.
This is my first guitar build. Getting close to applying the finish stage. It has been a heck of a journey! Learned a lot about the process. I picked a set neck to start with since I deemed it to be the most difficult and wanted to prove to myself I could do it. Anyway here are a few shots of the progress so far:
Ive been working on this 17" carved arch top on and off for many months. Its for a player in Oregon. curley maple rims 3 piece figured maple carved back Uber spruce top ebony appointments and a maple neck and inlays. It needs to be done by mid September . This year yikes !
I'm over here like "I BUILT A GUITAR!!!", then I see something like this and I'm immediately humbled. Solid bodies pale in comparison to the amount of work I see there.
