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That makes sense. I think the idea of process optimization is as fascinating to me as the instruments themselves!
I keep trying different things. My memory is legit super terrible so sometimes I'm like why tf am I doing it like that again??
This one is for me.
It looks like you saved some special wood for yourself. That back and sides are stunning!
yeah I have a lot of this maple but it's all cut in weird sizes. A benevolent retiring luthier gave me a shitload of wood. I am not sure how many guitar backs I have unfortunately. I have tons of sides like that.
Here's a little update on where I'm at. Hopefully I'll finish one by DIJ. Trying not to rush, for a number of reasons
Making guitars is hard AF tbh. It really just assaults your ego all the time. Anyway this one is cool. Not perfect but cool. I hope it sounds the way I think it will sound. It's the prettiest Selmer guitars I've ever made.
Wow, beautiful!!!!