2019 S. Kinnaird Shop Shots
We’ve had a run of four AGF member build threads in a row, but we have a little break until our next AGF related build later this year. So until then, we’re going to just post a shot every day or so to give a peek into our shop. Feel free to ask questions or give requests.
https://i.postimg.cc/XJ3zY9Fx/1-ED19...5247577-E2.jpg Sawing the fret slot through a Craig Lavin inlay. This is one of a pair going to AGF sponsor Miami Guitars. Thanks for following. |
That's really a beautiful fretboard...
I imagine it makes one cringe a bit to have to saw through those inlays for the frets! |
Very pretty inlays. Yea Craig!!!
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Beautiful, he is certainly a Master, Wow
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The inside of the body the above fretboard goes with.
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Always fun to peek into your shop! Beautiful! :up:
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Thanks guys for the love. :)
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Mighty pretty!
CU guys in Texas!
Beautiful maple, and a stunning fretboard Fab, as always!!! Paul |
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What a great idea for a thread ... I love looking at other folks shops!
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Thanks David! By popular request, here’s the full inlay of the new White Tiger guitar.
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Much appreciated Kenneth and Carey. I guess since I’m calling the thread “Shop Shots,” you should at least see a shop picture now and then. Here’s a look at the inlay bench. It’s actually pretty clean right now as Steve is working on cutting out some pearl.
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Some day I need to come visit. |
Dave, we can’t wait for you to get here! Jimmy, all our benches do multiple work as well, but amazingly we have saved this one bench for 75% inlay work - which is probably the highest percentage of one type of work any bench does. It’s probably because I’m too scared to go over there and mess up anything. Hands and knees on the concrete floor looking for 2mm pearl dots will do that to you.
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The Master at Work!
Nice pic of SK hard at work. Haha
I am always scared when I see fastidiously clean workshop pics. How does one work in such a hospital like setting? I like the see-thru tele template in the window... This is a fun thread! Thanks CU soon at B.I.G. Paul |
Cool shop. Lots of neat stuff comes from there
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You guys are AMAZING! Such talent....
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I still can't believe I haven't visited your shop yet! I'm only about two hours away and I've been saying for two years that I'm going to visit. I'll get Sandy to take a day off soon and we'll head over - for certain! :D
And I love the guitar and inlay bench! David |
Hey! What's all this talk about me working?
You know this shot was staged. Actually, what's happening here is a nap in progress. It was great until Ryan snuck up. We sincerely appreciate the kind remarks guys. And whether you're in Dallas, or Louisiana, or wherever the road runs, you are most welcome to swing down/over/up/through. We'll pull up a chair for you. Steve |
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What I really want to see though is a picture of how you are going to inlay those wedges resting in the window sill. That should be an interesting project to share ;) |
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Another shot of Steve working - this time on a true catch all bench. Got to line up that neck just right for some reason.
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That door hold looks awesome, maybe throw a couple in the car as house warming gifts in 2 weeks!!!! I can help market them and see if we can get that off and running for you!!! I think I would like curly maple with say a cocobolo binding, dark hardware, flat finish...:D:D:D
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Here's a shot for Ryan. It's clearly a neck install, but one a bit over due. This guitar will make it to B.I.G....a 00 of some really interesting Koa, bound in American Cherry. Fretboard is Jamaican Dogwood sourced from the Florida Keys, and a bridge of Texas Ebony. So everything on this guitar, save the 2 neck lams of Hond. Mahogany, is from the North American continent.
Well, I should say "the States", as Koa doesn't exactly grow here. Anyway, a "domestic" guitar is an apt description. Thanks for looking! Attachment 20466 |
So glad this is going to make it! What else are you bringing, Steve?
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