Recent content by cSuttle

My lastest project - The Odin Guitar

Just stained up the front.

Thought you might like to see an update.

Updates from the 50's SciFi Guitar 7/7/2010 The back inlay is done. Robbie lives!!! Video coming soon.

Hi again, I'm done cutting the pieces for the back of the guitar.

Started the 2010 show guitar. Major progress has been made. Go to http://www.sharkinlay.com/workshop.htm to check out all the progress pics and video.

Hi, It was good talking to you. Just to clarify, the neck can be finished, but the fretboard can't have a finished on it. If you only have a finish on the back of the neck, that's no problem. Because you have a maple fretboard I assumed that you were planning on putting a finish on the...

Thanks. I'm going to be doing another demo guitar inlay with videos this spring. Still trying to figure out the theme. I'm thinking either WWI fighter planes or female warriors. Here is a picture of the Viking on my office wall.

Did you ever get your question answered?

Ah, you mean these. Also, check out my lastest project, in progress

Sorry for the slow reply. I JUST figured out how to get email notifications. Yes, all this stuff is possible. However I don't like discussing prices on forums. It's in bad taste. Email me at cliff@sharkinlay.com and we can talk about it.

That's a bummer.

That look great !!! Do you mind if I steal the photo of the back for my web-site?

Actually, the majority of the warmth neck I do are radius. Heck, I even to the compound radius necks. I charge a little extra for those because that are a little harder to do. It only the real small radius' like 10 or 9.5 that will cause problems with some designs. Now inlaying with fret on is a...

Your right that many companies will not inlay a radiused board, but I will. For a bit more I'll even deal with the compound radius. The radius can effect the design depending on the curve. Crazy tight radius' like 9.5" are very hard to work with. 12" and up are usually not a problem. On the...