Welcome to one of the few final steps of the acoustic guitar build. Its time to apply the finish. I’m applying the...
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Today, I’m welcoming a new machine to the workshop. I finally have a CNC machine to help with projects. I picked u...
READ MOREAssembling my new CNC Machine
I am getting to the point of the acoustic guitar build where I can start to see the finish line. The biggest hurdle righ...
READ MORECarving an Acoustic Guitar Neck | Making Big Progress
Today is another step forward for the acoustic guitar. This time, I’m focusing on getting the logo inlay installed...
READ MOREMaking and Installing the Headstock Logo Inlay | Building an Acoustic Guitar
With the body of the guitar completed, its time to start on the neck. I’m working with a neck blank that my buddy ...
READ MOREStarting on the Acoustic Guitar Neck
If you’ve ever replaced the brake pads on a set of drum brakes on a vehicle, you’ll know that unless youR...
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With the guitar binding jig completed, Its now time to put the jig to work. I’m ready to cut the binding and purfl...
READ MOREInstalling the Binding and Purfling
I’m at the point in the acoustic guitar build where I need to install the binding. Before that can happen, I need ...
READ MOREBuilding a Binding Tower for cutting Binding Channels on a Guitar
Today’s video for the acoustic guitar is a momentous step. Its time to close the box. Closing the Box is a term us...
READ MOREClosing the Box on the Acoustic Guitar
Its time to install the end wedge in the acoustic guitar. The end wedge is a purely decorative element that is designed ...
READ MOREInstalling the Spalted Maple End Wedge | Building an Acoustic Guitar
Ahh, Black Walnut. A favorite wood choice of many people. It smells great and looks incredible. Its also a species of wo...
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Now that the guitar sides are together, I need to add the kerfing and some bracing. The kerfing is there to add some glu...
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