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Finished Classical Guitar #2

Gallery 5th January 2014 davidala Leave a comment
My second classical guitar finally completed
Sound clip (lagrima):
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It was discovered on a space mission that a frog can throw up. The frog throws up it's stomach first, so the stomach is dangling out of it's mouth. Then the frog uses it's forearms to dig out all of the stomach's contents and then swallows the stomach back down again.
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  • Making Cello No.6

    I have been working on my 6th cello recently. This is broadly the same as No.5 which turned out so… Read more…

  • Making Cello No.5

    I decided to build another cello but with a few differences from the previous 4 which were all to the… Read more…

  • Completed Viola #2

    This is a repeat of a first very successful commissioned instrument. It is small with a body length of only… Read more…

  • Making Cello No.4

    Design I decided to have a go at another cello because I enjoy building them so much!  Of course I… Read more…

  • Travel multi-scale electric guitar completed

    Just finished building my first electric guitar.  I can't believe how quick that was - just 3 weeks from getting… Read more…

  • P02 Parlor Build

    Following the successful build of my first parlor guitar I decided to build a second one (P02) for myself with… Read more…

  • OM1 LH Cutaway build

    Following on from the successful build of my second parlor guitar (P02), I decided to build a left-handed cutaway variant… Read more…

  • New Workshop Completed

    I finished building my new workshop a few weeks ago - something I decided to start building to get me… Read more…

  • P01 Parlor Guitar Build

    I have just finished a new project to build a small steel string guitar (Parlor guitar). This is mainly because… Read more…

  • Viola “Carice” finished

    After 6 months of work my first viola is now finished and my client has decided to call her "Carice"… Read more…

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