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Hello all, Long time BassChatter, first time GuitarChatter. I am currently in the process of a proof of concept guitar…an electric resonator. Here’s the initial design and parts and woods I’m going to be using; Specs will be; 1 piece walnut body Roasted Maple neck hipshot tuners biscuit bridge Monty’s Firebird neck pickup Cream double binding I hope some of you will be interested in seeing this come together.

I have managed to make a start on the neck. I plan on another project after this, and I have a jig I used to route these perfectly central, so I did the truss rod routes on both of them. You can also see the fingerboards I plan to use on both. I also marked out the headstock and tuner holes. These were transferred from my master template so I can get them correct every time.

The washing machine is still intact. Thank you, it will come together in due course.

OMG did you dismantle your washing machine for this project?! Good luck, judging from the silhouette it looks pretty cool to me. But still I don't get how it will work... will you wash your socks in your guitar or your machine will spin in Eminor?

A build thread? Count me in. Oh yeah….

Hi, Selling my Taylor 110ce ElectroAcoustic Guitar which comes with Taylor Soft Carry Case and a Strap. I absolutely loved this Guitar, however I've recently had a daughter and haven't picked it up in a few months. As money is tight so I've decided to sell it so it can go to someone who will get more used out of it. The Guitar is in fantastic condition and sounds brilliant. Currently I'm using Martin Nylon Strings which personally I think sounds better compared to the brass strings I was using previously. For more information about the Guitar, read up about it here - taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/110ce If you have any questions please get in touch and I'll be happy to answer. Here is the eBay link - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155190332139?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=_VJ086ufTGe&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=_VJ086ufTGe&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Very pretty guitar