Follow along as I build a Tenor Guitar. In this episode see how the kerfed linings are glued in and and sanded flush with the guitar sides.
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Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 12
Follow along as I build a Tenor Guitar. In this episode see how the guitar sides are tapered in preparation for attaching the back and top.
Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 11
Follow along as I build a Tenor Guitar. In part 11 see how I glue up a laminated neck blank made of mahogany, maple and walnut.
Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 10
Follow along as I build a Tenor Guitar. In part 10 see how the two sides of the guitar are glued together.
Cigar Box Guitar #001
I’ve been out of the shop for the last week due to an illness so I’ve done a video on a previous project, my 1st Cigar Box Guitar.
In the video there are several pictures, a brief description and a sound clip.
I should be back in the shop this week with another post of the Tenor Guitar Build; in the meantime I hope you enjoy viewing (and hearing) the Cigar Box Guitar.
Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 9
Follow along as I build a Tenor Guitar. In Part 9 see how the sides are bent and fitted to the form to dry.
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Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 8
In part 8 I inlay the soundhole rosette into the guitar top using my shop built router circle cutting jig.
Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 7
Follow along as I build a tenor guitar. In Part 7 see how to make a soundhole rosette of laminated walnut and curly maple.
How to Build a Router Circle Cutting Jig
Watch how to build a Router Circle Cutting Jig. If you are following my Tenor Guitar series, this jig will be used to cut out the rosette, make the channel to inlay the rosette in the guitar top and cut the soundhole in the guitar top.
Building a Tenor Guitar – Part 6
Follow along as I build a tenor guitar. In part 6 I joint and glue the guitar top and back plates together.
