Although an instrument, this is my first guitar I’ve ever built. This was built with almost all hand tools. Used a router for the electronic cavities and a drill press for any holes that needed to be that perfect. Thank you for stopping to look at it.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/woodworking
I really put my best efforts into my first neck carve and holy shit I’ve never felt such a comfortable neck (in my opinion) in my life. It’s perfect for my hands. I love the headstock transition (still debating if I should make the transition smooth because I really like the little lip it has.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Luthier
My living room so far. Any ideas on what would add to the space? Or is this a good final look? I’ve wanted to incorporate some shelves in the right corner.1yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/interiordecorating
Made a magnetic knife holder today for my new knives. Maple burl over a block of red oak. Simple, beautiful, and effective.1yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/woodworking
Now I can honestly say, I’m absolutely in love with what I have done here. Sorry for the smudges and fingerprints 😂 was too excited and had to show it off to y’all. Still need to set it up, but it’s complete otherwise.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Luthier
Just here to share a telecaster I built from a big hunk of mahogany, some maple burl, and cocobolo to top her off. For the love of lefties.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Leftyguitarists
Now I can honestly say, I’m absolutely in love with what I have done here. Sorry for the smudges and fingerprints 😂 was too excited and had to show it off to y’all. Still need to set it up, but it’s complete otherwise.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/woodworking
Nightmare happened. Neck cracked at the heel when tightening bolts into the threaded inserts. However, I stayed calm, finished the task. Will it ever play beautifully, not sure yet. Will it be built from the ground up? Absolutely.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Luthier
Fucked up the finish yesterday. Sanded it all back down to bare fucking wood AGAIN. However, this time was exactly the execution I was going for. I’m on my 3rd oil coat. Now the long curing and re-layering process starts.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Luthier
This is my first woodworking project and first guitar I’ve ever built. This was built with almost all hand tools. Wood species used: mahogany for the body and neck. Cocobolo for the fingerboard. Maple burl for the top. Thank you for stopping to look at it.2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/offset
Can my fellow luthiers admire a guitar wall, just for being a guitar wall?2yr ⋅ itstophhh ⋅ r/Luthier
