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The types of woods and methods of neck construction affect the instrument's tone and durability, as well as the neck's stiffness, mass, and shape. This information sheet reviews many of the methods of neck construction and neck woods.
15 maj 2020 · Vertical grain pattern comes from Quarter Sawn maple and the neck on the right has a horizontal grain pattern, which is Flat Sawn. What does this mean for neck stability and where did the Quarter Sawn vs. Flat Sawn debate all start? Here’s John,
The look of a naturally-aged vintage Maple neck is undeniably cool. This tutorial helps add decades in less than a few hours. As I have worked on my “relic obsession” (and make no mistake….it IS an obsession!)
This 87-page PDF guide includes a detailed and organized list of the most highly recommended and popular tools for handcrafting guitars, as well as personal notes and recommendations from pro luthier Tom Bills.
31 sty 2024 · All About Birds Eye Maple for Guitars. In this episode of DIY Guitar Making, we talk about Hard Maple, (AKA Rock Maple, Sugar Maple), Acer saccharum. I also talk a bit about Birdseye figure and how to handle this wood, specifically for making guitar necks.
16 sie 2023 · Understanding the nuances of different guitar neck wood types enables players to make informed decisions when purchasing or customizing a guitar. Whether seeking a bright and punchy sound or a warm and resonant tone, the right wood can make all the difference.
Roasted Maple is a treatment process that improves wood properties in ways that benefit guitar players. There’s really no reason to not use a roasted maple neck if it fits the style of your build!
