guitarchump Posted December 31, 2003 Report Posted December 31, 2003 I am planing to go and get some wood for my next guitar soon and i need to plan it out. i hope you people can give me some ideas. im planing on making a full walk through on this next guitar. But lets cut to the point what do you think i should do. Quote
Brian Posted December 31, 2003 Report Posted December 31, 2003 First thoughts are decide the type of finish you want and also the style of bridge. Quote
basey Posted December 31, 2003 Report Posted December 31, 2003 I'm in the same boat as you. except I got the wood yesterday. I've printed out a bunch of different style top and bottom horns and I'm just kinda mixing and matching to see what looks good. I think I'm going with a single cut top (bass). Looking at the body in full scale helps ALOT! good luck. Quote
krizalid Posted December 31, 2003 Report Posted December 31, 2003 hai brian, sorry for entering this post but i can't seem to find the post of the making that icecastor. i've view it once (the post with construction pics only but without any details) but i can't seem to find it anywhere again. can you help? Quote
guitarchump Posted December 31, 2003 Author Report Posted December 31, 2003 Thx and yea i think i wanna do some thing with a carved top of some sort i also would like to have some sort of fiqured top but quality tops are hard to find in Calgary Canada where i live but i can get a 14-16 inch body made of hondurn mahogany and i can get neck wood there. if you have any sugestions on top and neck would types that would help ps if i am doing a set neck should i rout out a section under the top for the neck tenon or is that not how you do that ? Quote
jbkim Posted December 31, 2003 Report Posted December 31, 2003 hai brian, sorry for entering this post but i can't seem to find the post of the making that icecastor. i've view it once (the post with construction pics only but without any details) but i can't seem to find it anywhere again. can you help? Do you mean this? Quote
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