Part II: Grain Filler, Purfling, and Other Secrets of the Luthier's Life
 | The completed sides are fitted and glued to the top on a "work board" |
The sides have now been glued to the top. The lining has also been installed, and the guitar is ready for the installation of the back. |  |
 | Owen has now completed the body. |
Owen demonstrates masterful use of the router in preparation for the addition of the binding and purfling. |  |
 | The binding and purfling are completed. |
The neck shaping. Owen checks his results with a pattern. |  |
 | The fingerboard has been installed, complete with frets and position markers. |
The first of 20 coats of finish has just been applied to the neck. |  |
 | A coat of grain filler, useful for its ability to fill in rough spots and smooth the surface of the wood, is applied to the body. |
The construction of the bridge. |  |
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