Wow. You guys are very kind. We really appreciate your kind words. Well, in the words of Jim Morrison, "The future uncertain, and the end is always near."
Alrighty... I see your frustration, and think it is justified. Considering we don't have this complaint often (if ever) I would like to offer an apology on behave of Shopsmith. Due to the human factor, I think you can understand that mistakes are possible and can happen. Having said that. Speaking w...
Depending on the funds you have available and outside of getting the perfect finish, I got to this point in about a week (20 hours). Right now I am "negotiating" with my wife for a couple hundred dollars for pick-ups. Until then I am on hold to finish this beauty.
Chris, Having had that guitar though my college years it is now a little beat up. It is now my camping and back yard guitar. Plus when we were down in Kitty Hawk flying one of the Wright gliders, I dropped it on a tiled basement floor....argh! So it is in need of repair. :( That guitar on the sessio...
In this image you can see the through-body neck. I have used three ply of maple. This will help keep the neck straight. Although this is not necessary. I just made a decision to do it this way. http://lh3.ggpht.com/Dachtermann/SL6ghzuZKjI/AAAAAAAACng/NwPJAcMHbkw/s400/P9043722.JPG Here, we are lookin...
Well I, being so cavalier and all, built as my first woodworking project a flat-top dreadnought acoustic guitar. It turned out excellent and I still play it today (15 years later). I am no miracle worker, but it can be done. Has anyone else jumped into the deep end on their first project and won? Dr...