The body of the first guitar before finishing. A brazilian mahogany body with a flame maple top. - “Electric Guitar Manufacturing”
2008. An expensive but extremely satisfying hobby. Here are some examples of the musical instruments that I have built from scratch, during downtime in my role as a secondary school Design & Technology technician.
The finished product. A routing error necessitated the application of nitrocellulose lacquer. - “Electric Guitar Manufacturing”
2008. An expensive but extremely satisfying hobby. Here are some examples of the musical instruments that I have built from scratch, during downtime in my role as a secondary school Design & Technology technician.
A black ABS binding separates the white painted top and clear gloss lacquered body. - “Electric Guitar Manufacturing”
2008. An expensive but extremely satisfying hobby. Here are some examples of the musical instruments that I have built from scratch, during downtime in my role as a secondary school Design & Technology technician.
The body of the second guitar before the arrival of its flame maple top; A chambered swamp ash body. - “Electric Guitar Manufacturing”
2008. An expensive but extremely satisfying hobby. Here are some examples of the musical instruments that I have built from scratch, during downtime in my role as a secondary school Design & Technology technician.
The end result, with flame maple neck, top and a rosewood fingerboard. - “Electric Guitar Manufacturing”
2008. An expensive but extremely satisfying hobby. Here are some examples of the musical instruments that I have built from scratch, during downtime in my role as a secondary school Design & Technology technician.
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