Bossman Custom Guitars

Almost there and ready to string. Electronics and pickup good.

Logos applied. I made an attempt to match the colors of the falls when I sort of streaked the acrylic so it was white and blue. No one will notice me unless they thought I messed it up.

The Chattahoochee Riverkeeper guitar. Lots of flake and also applied the artwork to the pickup. I actually made two tops (didn’t clear the other) in case I hosed up the first one.

Sort of a time capture of the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper Cigar box guitar. Flamed maple neck (24 5/8 scale), leopard wood fretboard, custom birch top, “standard” single coil pickup. I’ll try to add some video of the top in the light. Finishing the box bracing and label cleanup, apply logos, wiring, and setup. Looks like a lot but since all of the finishes have been done I don’t have to battle the coming rain.

Complete!

Closer to clearing. I need to paint the logo and the charity’s name, then assemble. This is for the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper organization.

This is going on a water themed Guitar. I thought the blue made the figuring look like waves. The first 4 photos are prior to any sanding sealer. Then others, well you can see why I like flamed maple.

How my fork necklaces and tail pieces start and end up. No weaseled up, pliered up mess. Each one is unique. All stainless steel. Each one worked and polished by hand. I am pretty happy with how they turn out.

Starting to get motivated to do some forking work 😂 I told a funny!!!! I’ll knock out another 5 of these, then a dozen of the large ones I use for tail pieces. This will give me time to think about a fret marker drilling jig

Blackberry Smoke at Tabernacle on Nov 29 & 30 Get tickets now!

Things that I do with forks just because