The guy who had me make a Signature Dogs sign for his business had another interesting project in mind last week. He likes my cigar box guitars so much that he wanted a sign that looks like one of the guitars. (Ok, I like a challenge if it is something different.) This is what I delivered today. I'll work for hot dogs, no problem.
The flat red oak board has two of the 3D modeled hot dogs from his first sign project cut separately, painted, then glued to the flat board. The tailpiece is made of three galvanized nails, the frets are 14 awg copper wire, the tuners are 1/4-20 wing bolts and nylock nuts, the fret board is 1/4" thick bocote, and three left over guitar strings. Fret markers are my usual fired large pistol primers.
His reaction to this sign was worth making a video ... [Big Grin]
CarveOne
Cigar Box Guitar - Sign
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Re: Cigar Box Guitar - Sign
Thanks for sharing....fun project
I'm starting on a cigar box guitar using a #5 shaker box. Hope it comes out as well as yours. dan
I'm starting on a cigar box guitar using a #5 shaker box. Hope it comes out as well as yours. dan
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Re: Cigar Box Guitar - Sign
Thanks for sharing....fun project
I'm starting on a cigar box guitar using a #5 shaker box. Hope it comes out as well as yours. dan
I'm starting on a cigar box guitar using a #5 shaker box. Hope it comes out as well as yours. dan
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Re: Cigar Box Guitar - Sign
Thanks Dan,
The CBG builds are fun, and I'll keep making one once in a while. There is lots of info out there and videos to watch. There are sites dedicated to them. Any decent wooden box should make an acceptable sound - and piezo kits are easy to install if it needs amplification. They aren't expected to sound like high end acoustic guitars anyway. Post whatever you come up with.
CarveOne
The CBG builds are fun, and I'll keep making one once in a while. There is lots of info out there and videos to watch. There are sites dedicated to them. Any decent wooden box should make an acceptable sound - and piezo kits are easy to install if it needs amplification. They aren't expected to sound like high end acoustic guitars anyway. Post whatever you come up with.
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