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Posted: **22 Sep 2008 12:41 pm**

I would like to see custom home made steel guitars made by forum members...lets see it

Db

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 1:14 pm**

Body by Paul Vendemmia, hardware from my 1977/8? PP

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 1:15 pm**

debug..double post

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:05 pm**

Body By Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:06 pm**

Body By Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:08 pm**

Body By Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:10 pm**

Body By Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:11 pm**

Body By Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:13 pm**

Total rebuild by Paul Vendmmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:15 pm**

customize by Paul Vendemmia

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:18 pm**

I'm done now !!!!
But I do have one more on the bench but you'll have to wait
Paul

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 2:40 pm**

Dang Paul, you can borrow my guitar anytime. Especially if it comes back looking like any of those!

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 3:24 pm**

all of mine have been home built with small Mill and Lathe

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 3:40 pm**

Goody! Here I get to show off my home built one more time...and right under Chet's excellent piece of work.
Yeah, being a member sure has its perks.
Paul, your creations are absolutely stunning.

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 4:27 pm**

Bent, I think Your work is Great, and i also think everyones work is Great. it is an evdeaver to try to build these things, each one has its own personality

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 5:48 pm**

Guitars and the builder. Mike Weenick. Lancanto Fl.

WORK OF ART FRETBOARD

THE LAST GUITAR HE BUILT I played this guitar for a month and did not want to take it back,.

ernie

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 9:02 pm**

I build this guitar with a drill press and home tools,(,changer,fingers,neck,body,bellcranks, pedals, rods and everything else except for the support bridge, nut roller bridge, fretboard,pickup and legs that i took from my old Maverick.

Posted: **22 Sep 2008 11:13 pm**

I don't have any good pics of this guitar, but this is what I've got:

Posted: **23 Sep 2008 12:42 am**

French Fo'bro' Tony Q is in the midst of makin' this one

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Posted: **23 Sep 2008 2:45 am**

Ok here's a couple of um.

Posted: **23 Sep 2008 3:04 am**

CrowBear Schmitt wrote:French Fo'bro' Tony Q made is in the midst of makin' this one.

Man, that's the nazz. Somebody's got the right idea.
Is that a solid plank, without endplates etc?
That's art.

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Posted: **23 Sep 2008 3:24 am**

Charles Smith, thats a pretty combo on the wood with the quilted maple aprons and curly maple decks. I was wondering where you got the quilted maple from? I used to buy it from Northwest Timber but they got so expensive I had to look elsewhere. Still havent found a decent supplier. Martin.

Posted: **23 Sep 2008 5:21 am**

amazing instruments, do you guys have any sound clips of your guitars too..??? I would love to hear what they sound like..they are all beautiful instruments...keep`em coming...

Db

Posted: **23 Sep 2008 10:24 am**

Posted: **23 Sep 2008 10:48 am**

Martin, I did some work and/or traded something for it, a long time ago. I made that guitar sometime around 1995, the neck and top plate are machined from a single plank.

If you think wood is expensive, wait until you price titanium tubing. I originally intended this to have 5 peds and 4 knees, but the more I thought about the kind of music that I was going to be playing with it, I decided to just put a variation of a diatonic tuning on the 12 string neck and be done with it. The 8-string bass neck can do some damage:

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home made pedal steel, show us your picture...

home made pedal steel, show us your picture...

hi

Chas Smith