Black Limba dreadnought

[TonyinNYC]

This one is done.
Black Limba back and sides
Ziricote fret board, bridge and head stock veneer
Pinless bridge
Black limba bindings, mitered purflings
Grover Sta-Tite tuners

[Dave Bagwill]

Very nice, Tony - also, that is fine looking wood. How does it sound?

What is your method for the endwedge treatment?

[TonyinNYC]

These are worn holes. I did not fill them intentionally, but the finish got in them and well...sort of closed them up. I wish they were fully open to the inside.



I have more pics if anyone is interested I just did not want to post too many. HA!!

Thanks for looking!
Tony

[TonyinNYC]

Very nice, Tony - also, that is fine looking wood. How does it sound?

What is your method for the endwedge treatment?

Sounds like a guitar of course! It sounds good to me. I will post a clip soon.

I follow the KMG instructions for doing the end wedge. It has always worked so why change?
The wedge is wood from the sides.

[Kevin in California]

Beautiful job Tony! Touche!
I like how your bridge turned out, nice lines. What is your opinion at this point of the pinless bridge?
That wood is so awesome. I know you have another set. Will you be making it up for yourself?

Kevin

[Tim Benware]

Yeah, looking at that wood in the raw you just knew it was going to be awesome when assembled.

[Ken Hundley]

Beautiful Tony! I too like the bridge, worked out well.