IRW and Spruce Concert Classical

[Steve.Toscano]

Realised I'm overdue for a gallery post.
Here's a recent completion, this is one of my standard Concert Classical models.
Top: Engelmann Spruce
B&S: IRW
Neck: Honduras Mahogany
Fingerboard / binding /arm rest: West African Ebony
Braced: My fan style bracing with carbon fibre.
Bridge: Brazilian Rosewood
Finish: Satin Nitro

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[mooshalah]

Really beautiful and restrained, Steve!

Frank

[Dave M]

Steve that is quite something. In particular the rosette is very attractive and quite different to the tradition.

I notice that you do a bit of intonation with a slanting saddle. Is that a carefully calculated amount or just a guestimate?

[kiwigeo]

Hey Steve...youre getting pretty good at this. You should start a guitar making school mate

[Steve.Toscano]

Steve that is quite something. In particular the rosette is very attractive and quite different to the tradition.

I notice that you do a bit of intonation with a slanting saddle. Is that a carefully calculated amount or just a guestimate?

Thanks.
Its a guesstimate, but then a check and amendment if required.

Hey Steve...youre getting pretty good at this. You should start a guitar making school mate

Mahahaha.
Running the school has made me a far better guitar maker then i would be without it.

[Mark McLean]

It looks fantastic Steve. Lovely combinations for a really elegant overall result. The rosewood is especially tasty.

[WJ Guitars]

Excellent craftsmanship and a beautiful looking guitar. The satin finish lets the timber grain to be seen as great feature.

Wayne