Ghost Tree Designs

A fun 3 (2.5) day transformation out in Redmond! Happy to still be working and even happier about the nice weather to come this week!
@ Redmond, Oregon

Delivered this to today!! Learned a lot on this table. There’s over 6 gallons of epoxy and many hours pouring and sanding. I’m pretty stoked on how it came out. Time to start another!
@ Bend, Oregon

I have been slacking on posting this post cause well... it comes with some news! 1st this is my 1st all wood guitar. Besides the abalone, I didn’t use any plastics. It’s a Brazilian rosewood with quilted maple binding that I also fit into the rosette. Pretty stoked on the end result. And 2nd. These are my last couple days . Though it makes me sad to move on, I am very happy with what I accomplished while working with an amazing crew. It is not the end of me building guitars either. I will be doing landscape construction and using the extra money to really build a shop. I already have projects in motion and I’m excited to push my ideas to the next level. It’s time for the next step! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

This guitar was on my shelf for months. The top was messed up, binding falling off. But it has one of the most beautiful sets of Brazilian rosewood I have seen. So one day we decide to fix it and this is how it came out. Be sure to swipe to see the transformation.
@ Preston Thompson Guitars

Now that I have given these away to their new homes I can post about them! Made a quick batch of 3 cutting/serving boards. They are made from walnut from , maple, bloodwood and ebony. I kinda love making these!

Binding away......