Wren Concert Cutaway Coco/Euro Spruce

[David Wren]

Originally Posted by TEK

This guitar is looking fantastic David, I almost always love Coco. (except sanding it) If you don't mind me asking, what wood do you use for the laminate lining?
Travis

Hi Travis ... thanks for the kind words! I use poplar for the solid linings ... bends well and looks nice (especially if you find some of the whiter stuff).

[David Wren]

Originally Posted by Ozzy the dog

It's nice to see that in a world where we're sold expensive, highly technical tools, there is proof that it's still the craftsman that counts... You can't beat a bit of string.

Looks even better with the string removed.

Hi Ozzy ... I agree ... there's something about a technique that is simple but effective!

[David Wren]

[TEK]

Originally Posted by David Wren

Hi Travis ... thanks for the kind words! I use poplar for the solid linings ... bends well and looks nice (especially if you find some of the whiter stuff).

Thanks David.

[David Wren]

[David Wren]

[ukejon]

Looks fantastic.

[dlowry]

Lovely work, presented beautifully as usual - always a treat when a David Wren thread appears in Custom Shop!

Drew

[David Wren]

Originally Posted by ukejon

Looks fantastic.

Thanks for taking the time to watch my thread Jon!

[David Wren]

Originally Posted by dlowry

Lovely work, presented beautifully as usual - always a treat when a David Wren thread appears in Custom Shop!

Drew

Hey Drew ... thanks so much!!!

[David Wren]

Lots of reflections in the back ... the horizontal ones are a brick wall opposite where the guitar is hung. Not the best photo, but gives a bit of an idea of the depth of colour.

[David Wren]

Hi folks ... I'll try and post a shot or two every day for the next few days. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your viewpoint), the guitar's left handed, so I won't have my usual audio/video thang at the end. It sure is nice working with fun wood like this ... really happy with the sound too!

[David Wren]

[David Wren]

[Nemoman]

Looks fabulous, David--that southpaw is one lucky person!