AGP #338 - ''Ceylon Tea''

AGP #338 - “Ceylon Tea”(3 String Recycled Guitar)Scale : 635mm / 25inchesStrings : .054NW / .036NW / .026NW /Tuning: E / B / e /The Neck is an unknown Hardwood, the Box Top & Ends are again an unknown Timber from a deconstructed Tea Box, the Box Sides are Treated Radiata Pine and a 4.7k 3 Pole Delta Type Pup is hardwired to the Jack. :-)
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  • "Thanks Maddogy",  :-) 

  • LOVE IT!!!

  • "Thanks UJ", Yep!, the Box deserved a "Recycled, Rustic, Historic Look", (not to be confused with the builder or any other senior member of CBN :-) 

    Yes! 'UJ', I do have several planers of different types, (none of which were used on this build), they Include Hand Planer's both the standard ones and electric, also a  Bench Thicknesser, the Home Made Monster pictured below doesn't get used, but has sentimental value, as I believe it originally belonged to my Grandfather or his Father  :-)

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  • "Thanks Denbo", tried for the Rustic look on the Neck, which had to have a bit of a rough sand to de-splinter it, however the Turpentine/Linseed mix I applied, did darken it more than what I would have liked  :-) 

  • "Thanks Dave" the sound holes weren't part of the original build, but added after I had plugged it in and played it, and then decided it needed something extra to enhance the sound, after drilling the holes they were a bit "hairy" around the edges which were trimmed with my trusty "Blow Torch"  :-D

  • Look rough, rustic, historic good.   I like the old boxes.  AGP, so you have a planer?

  • Love the sound holes.

  • "Thanks BQ", the Neck was given a coat of Linseed Oil & Turps, but the Box was left 'au naturel' apart from the Sound Holes which were added after I'd finished the build and given a tickle with the Gas Torch, in order to try and enhance the sound, also forgot to mention the Nut, Bridge, Output Jack & Tailpiece were all cut & beaten out from some old unpolished 3/4" round copper plumbers pipe  :-)

  • Yea! That’s a looker! I’m glad you left all the natural patina on, definitely a gem! 

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