I also scraped away the epoxy from the peghead inlay that I did yesterday. On the first scraping, I found I had a few tiny pits (from bubbles), so I applied another thin coat of epoxy. After I was done with the neck carving, I scraped this away. I think it came out nicely!!! (I've wiped some water on it, so you can see it better.) |
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Finally, a little comic relief. While I was busy carving the neck, Emily decided to come in to visit me, after she'd just taken her daily shower. (Actually, she did come in to visit me, and had brought me the shower cap as a present. She's weird like that — she'll often bring me presents throughout the day — things like a tree branch, a sock from my closet, a rock from the garden, and even a huge clump of dirt....She has such good taste!) |
SO....the guitar is basically built!!!! Now I shall turn my attention to the final grain-raising, sanding, pore-filling, finishing, etc..... Before I start on all that, though, I'm going to do one last neck-fitting session, to make sure everything's hunky-dory.
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