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First CBG

Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Bement Sep 4, 2014. 7 Replies 7 Likes

Hi AllJust finished my first CBG, actually from a pecan pie gift box. It is a 4 string tenor resonator. Made the top and bridge out of some scrap palo escrito, tailpiece from a belt buckle, saddle…Continue

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What instruments are you building or playing?: acoustic and electric guitars (building and making)

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At 10:28am on December 28, 2011, John Bradshaw said…: John,

My problem, so far, has been sawing straight frets and placing the frets in the neck. I will figure it out, and do better than just free-hand. I have a basic wood shop and a limited tool buget, so anything knowledge wise will be thankful. We need to get together.

John onebrotherjohn@yahoo.com

At 5:42pm on December 27, 2011, John Bradshaw said…: Hey John,

I joined the club today. I also learned you are in the club, and also live in Wimberley, TX, as I do. We should get together. From the looks of your picture, you must know what you are doing, thinking that is your Guitar. I am a total beginner at this music playing, but I do have a wood shop, and am slowly learning to make CBG's. I am still trying to learn to to install frets in a neck. I will master it, although I am not sure of how many necks I'll ruin in the process. Any advice would be appreciated.

John, of Wimberley, TX.