I can't say I used the shopsmith for all of the work on this project, but a lot of it was done on the shopsmith including the final buffing to bring it to a glossy shine.
Take a look at this link http://home.comcast.net/~dwevans/guitar.htm
Many of the jigs used in building this guitar were built on the shopsmith as well.
I just finished building my new guitar
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Very nice job! Let us know more about how much time goes into something like this. I have thought about doing a guitar kit one day.dwevans wrote:I can't say I used the shopsmith for all of the work on this project, but a lot of it was done on the shopsmith including the final buffing to bring it to a glossy shine.
Take a look at this link http://home.comcast.net/~dwevans/guitar.htm
Many of the jigs used in building this guitar were built on the shopsmith as well.
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Great JOB
I also do guitars. Nowadays electrics-Les Paul style. My Shopsmiths are the centerpieces of power tool luthierie. Whenever I can, I post on luthier forums about the SS. Mike T. (my OPR's are miracle workers-I have the two old style, and darn near bought the new last week.)
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