Making an Electric Guitar: Part 2
Ginny VondriskaGinny’s journey in guitar building continues as she moves forward with the electric guitar she’s making for her boyfriend. Get caught up on her progress.
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Ginny’s journey in guitar building continues as she moves forward with the electric guitar she’s making for her boyfriend. Get caught up on her progress.
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Love the kitten. Very pretty.
A company named Stewart McDonald is a great source of guitar making tools, parts and supplies. Their site is http://www.stewmac.com. If there is a part four (I haven’t seen Pt 3 as of yet) you might want to mention that the craft Ginny has entered into is call “lutherie” The crafts people are called “Luthiers”. It is great to see a young lady venturing into this. I dabble in it myself and I have as yet to see a woman luthier. I’m sure she is, but please inform her there are tons of videos on every facet of guitar making, repairing and maintenance on YouTube. She is quite an awesome young lady. PS: When I was a young lad their age, my girlfriend, now my wife of 40 years, made me a bathrobe which I still have and was amazed that she cut the fabric from pattern and sewed it all together. Ginny is quite an amazing young lady. That lucky young man should know she is a keeper.
The kitty took the show! I am glad you are a cat person.How about more videos of the kitty? The video was awesome seeing a young person take on such a project. I am a premium member here and also have been getting your videos sent to me for the past two years or so. Have you made a carver’s bench yet? I am a carver and woodworker and would love to make a carver’s bench.
Keep up the great work George!
None of the videos play. Just get a Green Screen. Sound is OK
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Must have been a temp problem as I didn’t have to change anything and the videos play fine now. Thanks for your suggestions.
Glad you got the most essential part of all….
You can’t build a guitar without a cat!
Disappointed. Was hoping to see a step by step how to. Could anyone help with that?
The videos are just an overview of the process. Ginny and I took a lot of photos and are working on an article that covers the entire process.
Great! Will be looking forward to that.