This was a busy but effective day. As a result, I got the soundbox closed and trimmed in the end.
| First I notched the sides to fit the brace ends |
| a good, flat file is an able tool for that |
| Then I prepared the slot for the end graft, using my pull saw against a fence |
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| Lisää kuvateksti |
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| the slot was cleaned with a chisel... |
| ...and a Koa wedge with black-white-black purfling to match the koa binding |
| Ready to glue down the top! |
| …using the Go-bar deck. With good fit there's no need for crushing clamp force |
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| Next task was to start the neck work. Cutting the 13 decree angle for headstock |
| …and after some planing and sanding, gluing down the angle. |
| To God be the glory for this unbelievably rewarding hobby! Bridge plate is birdseye maple looking so good it's a shame to bury inside the guitar. |
| A small sound port cut before closing the box for good |
| Go-baring the back |
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| Soundbox after trimming the edges. |
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| Quite lively pattern! Next up: Binding and purfling |





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