Pre-war type build
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
This is with 2 coats of sealer.
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Tim Benware
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
And on goes the neck. Will I be playing it tomorrow? Maybe.
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johnnparchem
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Re: Pre-war type build
Tim, this project is really cool. Thank you for posting it. The burnt top is great. It is funny my wife has been pushing me to build a burnt wood guitar as a finishing technique. Looking at this guitar I might just try it.
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Metalone72
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Re: Pre-war type build
Nice Job!
One question, Where did you get the "T-bar?
One question, Where did you get the "T-bar?
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
From a guy by the name of John Hall, owner of Blues Creek Guitars. Oh yeah, it just so happens he runs this forum!:)
Tim Benware
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
Bridge glue up. I'll do the final setup tomorrow morning. Start to finish completion - 14 days. Not too bad.
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
You have the "burning" experience, I say go for it. Who knows we may start a new trend!johnnparchem wrote:Tim, this project is really cool. Thank you for posting it. The burnt top is great. It is funny my wife has been pushing me to build a burnt wood guitar as a finishing technique. Looking at this guitar I might just try it.
Tim Benware
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Metalone72
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Gotcha, I should have guessed that! John is a great source of info!From a guy by the name of John Hall, owner of Blues Creek Guitars. Oh yeah, it just so happens he runs this forum!:)
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Legolas
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Re: Pre-war type build
Ben-Had wrote:You have the "burning" experience, I say go for it. Who knows we may start a new trend!johnnparchem wrote:Tim, this project is really cool. Thank you for posting it. The burnt top is great. It is funny my wife has been pushing me to build a burnt wood guitar as a finishing technique. Looking at this guitar I might just try it.
I agree. I wonder if anyone offers this as an option for tops?
Burned, relic'ed or whatever you wanna call it.....I know they
do it on electric guitars but acoustics?
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Ben-Had
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Re: Pre-war type build
And STUFF!Metalone72 wrote:Gotcha, I should have guessed that! John is a great source of info!From a guy by the name of John Hall, owner of Blues Creek Guitars. Oh yeah, it just so happens he runs this forum!:)
Tim Benware