This baby came into the shop with some major damage. At first we assumed the action was so high because the belly was bowing but in fact ...

This was a Mouse (work) request. They wanted the box's of snacks stacked so they didn't take up so much counter space. This was my...

This is a Warmouth Mahogany Jazzmaster body that a client brought to me to get finished. I applied sanding sealer to fill as much of the g...

Finally finished and delivered, the Aristocrat was a serous challenge. Every bit of binding has been replaced. All the neck inlays have be...

My First Sergeant asked me to repair some legs to an old podium that we use during presentations. The legs were Poplar covered with Melami...

You may have noticed in my last post the Bind All glue ate away at the original finish leaving bare wood around the sides of the body wher...

We are looking at a Guild Aristocrat that the binding has completely shrunk and fallen apart on the entire instrument.  After re-bi...

 Oops My Bad. Maybe I didn't mentions that Cellulose Nitrate is incredibly Flammable... had I not turned at just the right time I woul...

I know, I know, I haven't posted in awhile. I've been very busy at work and with the Military, But that's not an excuse as I ha...

I've started a new guitar for my friend JD. He wanted a Les Paul Junior Double Cut Away with two pickups. I started by gluing up so...

 Well the Old Kay came back with a broken Bridge. If you look you can see where the wood came apart in front of the saddle slot. Somet...

The Finished Freestlye Bass prototype, This bass has a Mahogany body with an aged nitro finish to give it that played look and feel...

This Guitar took a looooooong time to finish. Not because it was difficult but because I had to squeeze it into my schedule. An...

I applied Black grain filler to the bass body, and began rubbing it off. Here you can see the the body compared to the raw wood. Amazes ...

I needed an electronics cavity for the Freestyle bass that I was working on, but all the existing cavity templates were too big or too ...