Making an Archtop Guitar: Part 1 - The Mould

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In this video, i will be building the form for my new design of a 16" Archtop Guitar. If you have any feedback on my video, please leave it in the comments.
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[@Aluziferatumn]

Ferst of all, what kind of woods are you using for this guitar?

[@CranmerGuitars]

Flamed maple back, sides and neck, European spruce top (Italian) and ebony fingerboard, bridge tailpiece and head veneer. Also used rocklite for the binding!

[@Aluziferatumn]

Wow, you answered my question, I don't know much types of woods because I'm not a guitar maker, but I know there's different types of wood to use to build a guitar that sound specially different

[@nicholasdauphinais]

What tool are you using at 4:31?

[@CranmerGuitars]

Spindle Sander. It's the 3rd machine I ever bought!