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I built my first Guitar working at my dads building supply company in Thessalon when I was 14 years old (my dad can build anything, so I figured why not me too). It was a bass guitar and I finished it in leather like a Kustom amplifier. Then I took a break from guitar building for over 30 years. I did spend a bit of time hanging around Donnie McPhee’s guitar shop, in hind sight I should have spent more time as Don was a master luthier. I’ve been playing guitars since I was 12, I know you can buy a lot of good guitars, but I thought if I can build my own, then why not? So I’m doing it. Here is my re-entry to guitar making, the Bratocaster named after my bother in-law Tom Brason who helped me a lot setting up jigs and routing templates, Tom is like... one with the router eh! So have a look around and see what you think, the Bratocaster is a cherry-wood guitar finished in Nitro Cellulose lacquer. The next project is the Flukenbocker bass guitar. Best Regards, Dalton "The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." Hunter S. Thompson Click on the Guitar to see more pictures. |
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