Who knows how many guitars I’ll get to build in the future. So Build each one as if it were your last.4yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
Customer tried to route new cavities at home and, let’s say, he did t get the desired results. I routed out the damaged area and made mahogany inserts before routing for the pP90s. Can’t say it’s perfect but I’m pretty comfortable with the result.4yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
My friend started a laser cutting company so I wanted to give him some inlay business.5yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
90% of my repair customers do not understand or enjoy using the truss rod. So I put this tele prototype together with only a thick carbon bar inside as reinforcement.4yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
Intended to sell but I kinda want to keep this for personal use. Kind of a Les Paul/Cabronita hybrid with tapered body contours and a simple worn milk paint finish. I love carving mandolins from flames woods but for electric guitars I kind of prefer to make them simple and utilitarian.3yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
Someone years ago tried to DIY a refinish on a 1940s Epiphone. The finish was opaque and stuck to the case fur. Surprised to see this lovely flame underneath.6yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
I decided to make an electric guitar based on the shape of my mandolins. So far I’m happy with the results.6yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/Luthier
Needs clear coat but though you guys would like to see some color for the new year5yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/mandolin
It’s tough keeping the shop warm this winter but I’m able to manage at a fine pace on this guy6yr ⋅ Sneezyowl ⋅ r/guitars
