Acoustic Guitar Construction

Paul McGill taught me that.

2"-3" bandsaw blades work great. Find a local mill that uses them. They will usually give you a damaged one for free. Grind the teeth down level, create burr and burnish; your G2G.

Pretty neat plane. Here is what a well known woodworker says: https://paulsellers.com/2013/05/stanley ... sb-4-junk/

If it planes good, use it. You don't have to have fancy tools to get the job done. My two cents.

Check the patented dates on the sole under the adjuster.

Good evening. Any Tennesseans on here? Thank you.

Thank you John. I like watching his YouTube videos. I have always heard great things about Robbie.

Trever

Thank you Herman for the advice. I'm speaking to some guitar makers around my area and just met another one at Gruhn Guitars earlier today. Gruhn Guitars is one of my favorite "candy" stores.