Every year at Thanksgiving, my family takes pictures of what each individual is thankful for this year and puts them in a book so we can reflect from year to year. Of course I am infinitely more thankful of my family than the guitar that I am building. As challenging as it has been to build my guitar, would you believe it is a thousand times more difficult to get 4 kids and 2 adults to smile and look at the camera at the same time!!!
Anyway, I took a few minutes to assemble my guitar as it is and snap a few photos. Still a lot of work to do, but it's getting closer each day.
While the neck was on the body, I put a straight edge across the frets and measured the height above the bridge. It was about 5/64"... maybe somewhere inbetween 80-90 mils. This will come down some as the frets are leveled. It seems to be in the ball park.
Every year at Thanksgiving, my family takes pictures of what each individual is thankful for this year and puts them in a book so we can reflect from year to year. Of course I am infinitely more thankful of my family than the guitar that I am building. As challenging as it has been to build my guitar, would you believe it is a thousand times more difficult to get 4 kids and 2 adults to smile and look at the camera at the same time!!!
Anyway, I took a few minutes to assemble my guitar as it is and snap a few photos. Still a lot of work to do, but it's getting closer each day.
While the neck was on the body, I put a straight edge across the frets and measured the height above the bridge. It was about 5/64"... maybe somewhere inbetween 80-90 mils. This will come down some as the frets are leveled. It seems to be in the ball park.
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