Final eight!

It's been a long journey, but the necks have been attached to the sides on the final eight guitars of this 22 guitar project.

The next six followed by the final eight! Almost there.

Next six.

Here's the next six with a Myrtle wood on the left followed by two Indian Rosewood, one Ozark Cherry, and two more Indian Rosewood,

Newest five under stress

Guitars four through eight in this series ready to spray.

Working on the necks and this group of five (004-008 R to L) almost ready to string up before shooting.

Heel caps glued or getting ready to be glued

Student Pat and his completed Hauser style guitar.

Guitars 007 and 008

Guitar number 007 with the clothes pins has a bubinga body...008 is Euopean maple.

#004 Almost ready

The inside of the box for 004 plus gluing the back.

Bindings being glued onto the body and neck from rough to almost finished.

The next Five in the LS Series

Progress! The next five (#4 through *) with their soundboards attached to their sides and necks. The astute observer will notice that the middle guitar has a longer neck. That one actually has a 14 fret neck just like a steel-string acoutic. It will also have a narrower neck similar to the steel-string for those who are not used to playing the wider neck Spanish style classical guitars.

Still closer

Guitar number LM-004 getting ready for the top.

Getting closer

Five naked guitars getting ready for their soundboards.

John Wayland Harr playing quite nicely---check out his web page johnwaylandharr.com

Professional guitarist John Wayland Harr from Portland playing my Myrtlewood classical. johnwaylandharr.com

End strips for guitars numbered 4 through 8

The next five are coming soon! Finally!