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  • Home
  • Bio
  • Collection of Work
  • Model Details
    • 000-12 w/ Venetian Cutaway
    • Black Limba OM w/ Sailboat Inlays
    • SG-Tele Style Electric
    • Deep OM in Figured Oregon Myrtle
    • L-00 Style, Cutaway with Sunburst
    • Walnut and Redwood Grand Auditorium
    • Maple OM
    • 000 12 Fret Maple and Leopard Wood ​
    • Small Jumbo w/ Florentine Cutaway
    • Grand Auditorium w/ Venetian Cutaway
    • CS-336 Style Archtop Electric
    • L-00 Style 12 Fret ​
    • Grand Auditorium w/ Florentine Cutaway
    • T-Style Electric
    • Slope Shoulder Dreadnought
    • 000 12 fret Cutaway
    • OM - Peruvian Walnut w/ Sinker Redwood Top
    • L-00 Style w/ Sunburst Top
    • Grand Auditorium - Black Limba
    • OM w/ Florentine Cutaway
    • Thinline Tele-Style
  • The Process
    • Neck Construction
    • The Rosette
    • Binding
    • General Construction Gallery
  • "On the Bench"
  • Contact

Private Lessons...

9/16/2018

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My friend and neighbor Kevin is an Assistant Professor of Industrial Education at NC State University. He loves making things and has been very curious about the guitar making process. I offered to help him build a guitar. He has a lot of enthusiasm, patience, and a good aesthetic sense.

​He has a huge amount of red oak that he bought at a bargain price and he wanted to use that. I saw no reason not to. We looked through his pile and found a very nicely quartered and figured board. We cut is up and planed it down for back and sides. The board wasn't quite wide enough for the back so I contributed a piece of leopard wood for a 3 piece back. I think it will look quite nice. He chose an L-00 shape. He is making good progress.

It is a pleasure teaching someone that really wants to learn. I told him that people pay good money for guitar making training. But, I am enjoying it as much as he is. I'm even contributing materials.
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