Planed fingerboard and new frets installed
Neck angle and string action corrected
Rib cracks has been repaired and also inner
sycamore veneer reinforments added
Original cypres back and heel cap.
New rosewood and bone bridge
New rosewood purfings has been installed at the back
Heel cap detail
Rose
REPAIR PROCESS
Damage inside the guitar |
Cracks in the soundboard has been sealed |
Original label from Catarroja Valencia |
Back plate armonic bars has been replaced |
Paper to repair the soundboard and veneer for the ribs |
Back plate bars removed |
adjustments in the neck angle for a better action |
Armonic box ready to be closed |
Back ready to be fit with armonic bars replaced |
paper glued in the top crack |
New reinforced bars where the original ones was broken |
Assembling the body |
Neck angle adjustment at this time |
Smooth sounboard scraped |
Bridge area has been cleaned and the old glue removed |
The pegbox seemed to be mistreated |
Replacing the frets |
Head and fingerboard scraped |
leveling the frets |
Polishing them for a smooth finish |
A square veener added under the tail block |
468 as the serial number in red ink |
New rosewood bridge copying the original one |
Back edge ready for new purfins |
Bottom detail |
Scraping the whole box to apply the shellac coat |
Side view |
Neck and pegbox sanded |
When the new purfins are in place, the original placket was glued |
Same as before |
Ready for the shellac |
Damaged varnish has been removed |
cipress box and mahogany neck |
Polishing in progress |
To leave the neck for the last, allow me to hold the guitar to the workbench |
I like to use a maple batten to hold it |
Nice color tone |
Let it dry, sand and apply another coat |
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