

My wife caught me playing a little air guitar...
I'll be on vacation next week (in-laws). But I'm taking my bridge blank with me to play with (my father-in law is a wanna-be luthier with lots of tools:) Just kidding Ron!
After that I'll get started on routing the binding channels.
1 comment:
Hey Schultz,
Nice progress you have on the guitar. looking good. I found your blog after googling for "guitar top deflection".
one question regarding top deflection:
Can you refer me to the instructions regarding this test? I was looking for actual numbers, such as :"spruce for OOO acoustic guitar should deflect 7 mm for a 350g weight" but couldn't find such numbers. by the way, why did you do the test after gluing the braces? doesn't it supposed to be tested before?
I am a beginner myself , and your blog is such a nice idea, considering doing so myself.
I am currently building my second and third. a double-O and a weissenborn.
you can see my first work at
http://yair.fine.googlepages.com
an OM hand made - no kit
keep on the good work
Yair
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