Shaping the headstock. This will eventually get an ebony overlay in the front and a nice piece of inlay, too.
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In between jobs, errant Otter undertakes to pursue long-held interest in instrument building and repair by attending the Galloup School of Lutherie in Big Rapids, MI.
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- Final Buff
- Strap button
- Adding a Pickguard
- Seal of Approval
- Very first sounds
- Now the nut
- b-bump saddle
- Fret dressing
- Springtime??
- Tuners
- No title
- Neck goes on!
- Bridge
- Making way for the bridge
- Shine
- Lacquer
- Spraying finish and filling pores
- Etching the Pearl
- Sneak Peek
- Final neck shaping
- Tools
- Fretting
- Mah nishtanah?
- Wandering Jew
- Neck setting day
- Beautiful Evening
- Neck shaping
- Truss Rod stuff and heel prep
- Volute
- Many steps...
- Fretboard ON!
- Real Trouble in Boyland
- Inlay Day
- She is Everywhere
- Pilgrimage
- Gratuitous Wood Curls
- Headstock
- Prepping the heel end
- Truss Rod Installation
- Humble origins...
- Fretboard dots
- Oy.
- Definitely a Boyland thing
- Binding and Purfling
- Flush Cutting and End Wedge
- Lake Michigan
- Saugatuck
- Fret Board
- Boxing Day
- Tucking the Braces
- Side Braces
- Carving Top Braces
- Kerfing
- Tropical Paradise... NOT!
- Design
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