Working on another L-0 build, this time a rosewood back and sides and I want to dress it up a little. My first builds had very simple rosettes, but I wanted to try something fancier. I was pretty happy with how it turned out, what do you think?
Rosewood bordered on each side with abalone.... on each side of the abalone is a think b/w/b purfling.
First "fancy" rosette
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Phil
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Re: First "fancy" rosette
nice
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Re: First "fancy" rosette
That is pretty Phil, nice job.
Kevin
Kevin
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Looking good, Phil.
Hey Kevin....#2000 for you!!
Hey Kevin....#2000 for you!!
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WOAH!!!!!
Ring the bell, start the lazer lights!
Bring out the corvette!!!!!!!!!!!
Ring the bell, start the lazer lights!
Bring out the corvette!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: First "fancy" rosette
Nice... Beautiful work.
Sincerely,
Rich
Sincerely,
Rich
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Phil
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Re: First "fancy" rosette
Thanks everyone! This guitar is also going to have matching abalone purfling around the perimeter of the body, along with curly maple binding. I hope it will look good when completed!
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Ha Phil,
That's the kind of work that makes the newbie sweet thinking How! did he do that Looks great , thanks the new newbie Stephen :-)
That's the kind of work that makes the newbie sweet thinking How! did he do that Looks great , thanks the new newbie Stephen :-)
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Phil
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Re: First "fancy" rosette
Well I consider myself a newbie too, believe me. But how did I do it? Lots of reading and help from the guys on forums. Lots of great guys on here that are always willing to help and give advice. And if you want to learn lots, look up Bluescreek guitar building videos on youtube and watch them all several times. Amazing information in those videos that speeds up the learning curve a lot!