I glued the back the traditional 'Spanish' way, with a little help of some cello C-cutaway clamps. The I could start routing the back and sides to receive the bindings.
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the standard label in my guitars
Welcome !
This blog is about guitars. About building, restoring or adapting guitars and other stringed instruments.
I have completed the 3-year course of Luthier at the International Lutherie School Antwerp (ILSA) and am currently working on some instruments as a hobby. Feel free to join me in this fantastic journey that is the birth of a musical instrument!
I have completed the 3-year course of Luthier at the International Lutherie School Antwerp (ILSA) and am currently working on some instruments as a hobby. Feel free to join me in this fantastic journey that is the birth of a musical instrument!
About Me
- Koen Cassiers
- Mortsel, Antwerp, Belgium
- Guitarsist and singer in a rock 'n' roll-combo; Amateur guitar builder; Music lover in general!
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- Bartione guitar BA001: update
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- Preparations of the baritone guitar have started
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- Videos about constructing this guitar
- Some more pictures of the SE001 guitar...
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- The Selmer SE001 (14)
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- The Selmer no.807 Copy
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