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Drawn to the sound of a ten string electric guitar from earlier encounters, I decided to build such an instrument.  Below is the result.  I needed to fabricate a suitable bridge assembly for this beast, so after discovering a solid brass section at the local scrap yard, the rest was easy!  The actual piece of timber used to make this instrument is commonly used in Australia as a door step.   An extremely stable all weather timber, Merbau is very resilient.  Sawing it in half and mounting back to back in a lathe, I arrived at two sculptured bodies.....one a ten string and the other bound for twelve strings and gold hardware?

Frets are cut from 3mm stainless with the body oiled and hand rubbed.  I fabricated a suitably shaped pick up box from aluminium, then had it powder coated along with several camera parts.   Pickups are Jacksons. The sustain and sound of this machine is awesome.........................

1996 saw my attempt at a 16th Century guitar.......made entirely from sketches, it features a neck from timber salvaged from a wrecked early 1900`s piano, some violin tuners and a bridge and nut I made of sun dried and bleached bone, this wonderful little instrument was a joy to make.  With eleven strings it can be a devil to tune, however its 400mm scale length gives a big voice.

Meet the famous Australian based camera collector who sold me the first Polaroid 120 that eventually gave birth to the 'Razzle 4x5' way back in 2000.....Click here.........

For all expert camera repairs, contact my friend Yoshi...

He is Canon trained and can offer repairs to both digital

and film cameras...Click here to visit his web page!

To visit 'The Gordon Setter Club of Victoria inc' website please click here.......