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Quick article here folks...Sorry to be gone for so long! I've been so busy in the shop.
I needed to reproduce a Brazilian bridge for a vintage Gibson J-45. This was done on a band-saw, belt sander and vertical milling machine. Nuff said! Here's the shots.
All the best, Scott
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Beauty in simplicity.
Posted by: Justin | March 21, 2010 at 05:57 PM