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Built
in 1998 and still being worked on, this is the main production area with
room for all my tools and lumber. I work here with no interruptions 3
days a week. My main tools for building guitars are the 3
CR Onsrud inverted pin routers that I do all my routing with, the
AEM 25" widebelt sander that
saves me loads of time and finally the Oliver
116 bandsaw that I do all my resaw work on. Click on the links
below to see various areas of the barn, and assorted equipment.
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The Finishing Area of the barn contains numerous workbenches for final assembly and repairwork the spray booth, drying room, and my office.
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My
stock of lumber consists of mostly Maple: Birdseye, Flamed, Straightgrain,
and Quilted. Eastern hard, Eastern soft, and Western soft. Walnut, Koa,
Mahogany, Oak, Ash, Alder, Eastern Cedar, Mesquite, Yellow Poplar are
in there along with a smattering of exotics such as: Brazilian Rosewood,
East Indian Rosewood, Ebony, Bubinga, Paduak, Purpleheart, Korina (Limba),
Lacewood, and Zebrawood. I also stock some odd domestic woods rescued
from the firewood pile such as: Crotch Figure Walnut, Flamed Arizona Cypress,
Spalted Maple, Spalted Pecan, Fir Burl, and Elm. I love to build instruments
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