The Last Two Pieces

I decided to buy a bridge for my first guitar, and here it is. The bridge is made of indian rosewood and the saddle is made of bone.

More Supplies

Here is the wood I'm going to using as the body.

The darker is Sapele, (it comes from Africa and is in the same family as Mahogany) and it's going to be the back and sides. The lighter wood is Engelmann Spruce, and it's going to be the top, and there is 2 of each board.

Here is a bone nut, on the Sapele.

I'm going to start build soon. :D

Some supplies

Here are some of my supplies.

This is almost everything.

Guess what is in the picture that doesn't belong? :)

The white dots are mother of pearl, and these are going to be marks on the neck, and the sizes are 6mm and 2mm. The green things are paua abalone, the 1x1 square is going to be my logo (to be shown later), and in the other bag, are sixteen curved pieces that are going to go around the sound hole. 

The strap buttons are the little chrome pieces, and the hard to see black things are Ebony bridge pins.

This is the binding for edge of the body of the guitar.

Colors: Cream, Black and White.

The little long thing above the wood is the fretwire,

and the wood is the bracing for the inside of the body.

Here is the truss rod (the red thing), and kerfing lining (made of basswood).

The lining goes on the inside along the corners of the body.

The U looking thing on top is perfing (made of thin dried maple, black and white)

It's to go around the sound as well. 

The tuning heads or machines (made in Germany).

This is going to be neck and fret board.

The black board is Gabon Ebony from Africa,

and the other board is Genuine Mahogany.

More to come.

First Post Ever!!!

Hello to all!!

This is my first post! on my first blog! :D I'm going to be posting pictures of the guitar(s) I'm going to be building, from start to finish. I almost have everything I need to begin building the guitar, when I do get the last package in the mail, I'll be posting a picture of all my materials I'll be using to build the guitar. Well bye for now! :)