Uncle Crow style build. 2 lefties and 2 righties. 24” scale length repurposed oak cabinet door D shaped necks tuned GD. Nickel wound strings (32 and 22), postage stamp style triangular sound hole, black 3D printed parts, latest version of headless tuners with embedded nut in the sliders, intonated flying bridge with nail support.
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Thanks AGP! From an unplugged acoustic perspective, I have gotten my best results using the Uncle Crow style and the bottom of the cigar box for the soundboard since it is usually thinner. They do have a different look to them, but it has grown on me. The proof is always in the playing.
Thanks Brian! Got the black filament loaded into my printer for a project for my son, so black parts it is. I do like the look though. Used a silver sharpie across the top of the frets to make it easier to see them.
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Thanks AGP! From an unplugged acoustic perspective, I have gotten my best results using the Uncle Crow style and the bottom of the cigar box for the soundboard since it is usually thinner. They do have a different look to them, but it has grown on me. The proof is always in the playing.
"Nice Doug", I'm a big fan of the "Uncle Crow" style Gits. :-)
I guess you are you are at a loss for words Uncle John!
Thanks Brian! Got the black filament loaded into my printer for a project for my son, so black parts it is. I do like the look though. Used a silver sharpie across the top of the frets to make it easier to see them.
Those darker parts add a nice contrast of color here!!