This flamed koa steel string (patterned after a Martin 000-12 fret) is being readied for exhibit in a show at the Brattleboro Museum.
Harry rubs the last spot out of a recently-finished flamed Koa classic guitar
Finished Work
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This flamed koa steel string (patterned after a Martin 000-12 fret) is being readied for exhibit in a show at the Brattleboro Museum.
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Harry rubs the last spot out of a recently-finished flamed Koa classic guitar
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Joel Zoss kept a small special amulet with him at all times. It was a pewter running rabbit. He asked me to inlay a pearl replica of it at the 12th fret of his Cumpiano wedge cutaway. |
| A Hawaiian curly Koa wedge cutaway classic guitar. The compound cutaway is an especial challenge to make, but affords a smooth transition from heel to cutaway. |  |
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Same as above. Those are graphite/stainless steel tuning machines
with ebony knobs made by luthier/engineer John Gilbert
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A Curly koa wedge graphite Jazz Classic made for a American Crafts Museum exhibit in New York. |
