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I decided as I cant get and look at a timber yard that sells walnut and it seems walnut is super expensive anyway. I would use a bit of oak from B&Q for 7 quid! wrong colour but fuck it.



All shaped roughly by hand


and sanded into shape


Next up is is to sand the whole body smooth and then experiment with how walnut and oak takes a very dark stain.
As I have gone off spraying it with a burst if I can help it!

Great work hurb, looks great!

You could rub a burst with stain?

Bacchus wrote:You could rub a burst with stain?

Please, there are children present!

Great work, Hurbbbbbb

Excellent job.

gorgeous block of wood, hurb, and it's been cut and routed masterfully. great work!

Great work!

thank you chaps!

Bacchus wrote:You could rub a burst with stain?

this was another look I was thinking of


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Aye, do that big balls.

+1. Winner.

That would look sick as hell

Omg Hurb's gone full djent

singlepup wrote:Omg Hurb's gone full djent

I am hoping on a more traditional guitar shape it looks less metal and more just cool?

Hurb wrote:

singlepup wrote:Omg Hurb's gone full djent

I am hoping on a more traditional guitar shape it looks less metal and more just cool?

What do you mean? Isn't metal cool?

Hurb wrote:

singlepup wrote:Omg Hurb's gone full djent

I am hoping on a more traditional guitar shape it looks less metal and more just cool?

Maybe, dark open grain will probably always look slightly metal.





I kind of like how it works with white better personally

that looks superb and the grain needs to be seen. I like what Novo do with their guitars

couple of close ups of the joins after sanding up to 400 grit





after some of this fence treatment



first coat




highlighting the grain comes later

Well, it did what it said on the tin (one for older uk scalers)

If the pictures are anything to go by that’s a really good job, it looks lovely.

Be sure and use a coaster when you set drinks on it.