A different angle this time. Here you see me deepening the fret slots and filing a slight v to the slot to ensure it can sit properly on the ebony. This is done to all the fret slots. The board is given a polish then the frets are cut to length and the fret ends are slightly undercut. Next you can see me hammering the frets in, I use no glue as this can lead to real bother in years to come. Lastly I file the fret ends flush with the fingerboard.
Have a look at the website to see the finished article.
http://www.nkforsterguitars.com
Nice work...
bcwdrums 2 years ago
google stewmac , they have pretty much all you need
eetfvk 3 years ago
where can I get the frets wire?
mdz1984 3 years ago
brilliant, it's the one thing i am worried about on my own... mine is going to be an electric but the principle is the same i hope... if anyone has any recommendations on video or text guides online i would be very grateful:)
theyesman91 4 years ago
You work on these instruments like I butter toast.
hamrzlawnlake 4 years ago
Brilliant, this is REAL guitars making!
thesinners 4 years ago
I am really enjoying this series. Seeing more of the technical side of building is what I am after. Thanks.
albertaboyz 4 years ago