The finish line is in sight, and like all other stages in this acoustic ride, preparing for finish has been an interesting experience. I d...

Remember in the last post, when I mentioned that Uncle Sam's Postal Service saved me from eco-unfriendly government regulations. OK, l...

Although I like 'simple', when it comes to project detail, I've found that complications pop up regularly in the world of luther...

I mentioned in the last post that I had completed gluing the body together and the next step would be cutting a channel in the top and back ...

This acoustic guitar building project has been a great learning experience.  I've created special tools, and I'm learning how to use...

After leaping into the acoustic guitar building arena, there was ample activity in creating jigs and tools especially associated with the pr...

In a prior post concerning the acoustic guitar kit I received, I mentioned the need for special tools and jigs, and there are many.  I resea...

To me there is a giant crevasse on the journey of making cigar box guitars and transitioning to dreadnaught acoustics, but I made the leap. ...

I picked up the last oak neck I had in the inventory, looked it over, and thought, 'what am I going to do with this?'  A Padron ciga...

I most nearly froze my butt this morning shooting photos of 'The Lion' , which is the most recent creation coming out of my shop. ...

Testing the magnetic pickups (pups) I've been making has been a pain in the butt, because I have been lazy and not created a method by w...

'Romeo' is a four-string electric guitar created from a Romeo y Julieta cigar box. The box construction does not facilitate mak...