Love all the variations. I would have a hard time choosing just one. I've always believed that a center laminated neck is the way to go for both stability and beauty. Yours are works of art, each and every one. Thanks for sharing.
I often find myself gathering slats of different wood, setting them together, comparing, reorganizing until I get the combination and visual effect that I want for a particular guitar. It's like writing rough drafts of thesis. When the right one finally comes out, you know it. Anyone can do it. Art ain't all paint:)
The neck carving videos were excellent and very helpful. I always come away with great tips. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Kevin nice necks , loved your demonstration
Love all the variations. I would have a hard time choosing just one. I've always believed that a center laminated neck is the way to go for both stability and beauty. Yours are works of art, each and every one. Thanks for sharing.
I often find myself gathering slats of different wood, setting them together, comparing, reorganizing until I get the combination and visual effect that I want for a particular guitar. It's like writing rough drafts of thesis. When the right one finally comes out, you know it. Anyone can do it. Art ain't all paint:)
Very helpful Kevin, I appreciate learning from you on these videos.
Thank you. It's always a pleasure to read comments from you. I appreciate that you have watched so many of them.
Great Series!!!! THANKS
Thanks. I'm always pleased and honored that others can drive benefit from what I offer.
Great looking necks. Might be a point of interest... Ken Parker uses Doug Fir as the core of his arch top necks.
Thank you. I'll look in to what he's doing.