@MrOne2watch Hi. Made neck and h/stock myself. No truss rod, but there is a 10 x 3 mm steel rod epoxied in the neck below the fretboard. Bought components online (mostly ebay uk). best oif luck!
@homegrownguitars Hi Mr Colin. May i ask what dimensions of wood did you use for this guitar? Can this guitar be constructed using the "Though neck method?" Does this guitar requires any bracing?
I have noticed that on some of your guitars you have fastened the strings at the base of the tin (like this one shown in video) while on some of your other guitars, you have fastened them onto the body. Is there a reason for the difference?
The timbre of this instrument is stunning! Well done mate, it really sounds beautiful. A really nice dry-yet-resonant tone. Love it.
mattnelsonmusic 7 months ago
Is it possible to purchase one of these?
kilo549 1 year ago
@kilo549 Yes. I've still got this very instrument if you're interested. You can email me at cewebb.52@virgin.net
homegrownguitars 1 year ago
@homegrownguitars i sent you an email. thanks for the reply!!
kilo549 1 year ago
What a beautiful sounding instrument. I'm amazed that the sound is coming out of that tin! Well done!
wadester1969 1 year ago
sounds great, did you make the neck/headstock? no truss rod correct?
do you order parts online if so where? i think i can order parts from stewart macdonald.
and build the rest...
MrOne2watch 1 year ago
@MrOne2watch Hi. Made neck and h/stock myself. No truss rod, but there is a 10 x 3 mm steel rod epoxied in the neck below the fretboard. Bought components online (mostly ebay uk). best oif luck!
homegrownguitars 1 year ago
nice it sounds great have you thought about making a kit.
paradigme567458568 1 year ago
Thanks. Not really, every one ends up a bit different, and I think I'd miss the satisfaction of putting it all together.
homegrownguitars 1 year ago
@homegrownguitars Hi Mr Colin. May i ask what dimensions of wood did you use for this guitar? Can this guitar be constructed using the "Though neck method?" Does this guitar requires any bracing?
I have noticed that on some of your guitars you have fastened the strings at the base of the tin (like this one shown in video) while on some of your other guitars, you have fastened them onto the body. Is there a reason for the difference?
w0sh1m3 8 months ago
by the way, was this for a customer? how much is/was it if you don't mind my asking? (feel free to email or pm me if you'd prefer that)
tragictravisty 1 year ago
very nice
ukeninja1 1 year ago
wow this sounds really great, how much? the cigar box guitar still sounds great by the way
tragictravisty 1 year ago
@tragictravisty Thanks Travis, stay cool. You'll have to have a go amaking one yourself!
homegrownguitars 1 year ago
@homegrownguitars I don't think i'm clever or dedicated enough to do that... maybe I'll just have to buy another one
tragictravisty 1 year ago