In my garage I currently have a 10" tom drum that is doing nothing, is unlikely to ever be roped into doing anything, and has no practical resale value.
I also have an old, half-size nylon guitar that wouldn't take much persuading to come apart into bits.
I also have a block of wood or two.
I was therefore contemplating building a 6-string, short-scale, banjo-style guitar.
Obviously.
This afternoon I had an hour to kill so I thought I'd see how easily the guitar steamed apart and I now seem to have a new project.
Here's the plan:
Neck removed:
(Lesson for self, give the steam more time to work and you won't need to be so heavy handed).
Clamping the neck to straighten things off after extraction:
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Not sure how regular updates on this will be but, as Magnus Magnussen used to say, "I've started so I'll finish."
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Originally Posted by blinddrew
