"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies

"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies, 3-String Cigar Box Guitar Kit with How-To Guide - Great for Woodworkers!

I built this beauty, from a kit, in an afternoon under a Mimosa tree on a beautiful late summer day with my brother. This is my very first build. My brother has tried to get me interested for a year or two now. We’ll mission accomplished because I’ve got it bad now!

Marshall, MO, USA

Instrument Build

"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies, 3-String Cigar Box Guitar Kit with How-To Guide - Great for Woodworkers!

I built this beauty, from a kit, in an afternoon under a Mimosa tree on a beautiful late summer day with my brother. This is my very first build. My brother has tried to get me interested for a year or two now. We’ll mission accomplished because I’ve got it bad now!

Marshall, MO, USA

Instrument Build

"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies, 3-String Cigar Box Guitar Kit with How-To Guide - Great for Woodworkers!

I built this beauty, from a kit, in an afternoon under a Mimosa tree on a beautiful late summer day with my brother. This is my very first build. My brother has tried to get me interested for a year or two now. We’ll mission accomplished because I’ve got it bad now!

Marshall, MO, USA

Instrument Build

"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies, 3-String Cigar Box Guitar Kit with How-To Guide - Great for Woodworkers!

I built this beauty, from a kit, in an afternoon under a Mimosa tree on a beautiful late summer day with my brother. This is my very first build. My brother has tried to get me interested for a year or two now. We’ll mission accomplished because I’ve got it bad now!

Marshall, MO, USA

Instrument Build

"Thin Ones" Cigar Box Guitar Bridge with vintage U. S. Wheat Pennies, 3-String Cigar Box Guitar Kit with How-To Guide - Great for Woodworkers!

I built this beauty, from a kit, in an afternoon under a Mimosa tree on a beautiful late summer day with my brother. This is my very first build. My brother has tried to get me interested for a year or two now. We’ll mission accomplished because I’ve got it bad now!

Marshall, MO, USA

Instrument Build

Rosewood Fretboard for Soprano Ukulele

This was the second ukulele kit I made. Learned from my mistakes on the first. The Gitty fingerboard Worked so much better than the one supplied. Real frets instead of plastic one that came with the kit. It's so much easier and sounds so much better.

Weatherford TX.

Instrument Build

Rosewood Fretboard for Soprano Ukulele

This was the second ukulele kit I made. Learned from my mistakes on the first. The Gitty fingerboard Worked so much better than the one supplied. Real frets instead of plastic one that came with the kit. It's so much easier and sounds so much better.

Weatherford TX.

Instrument Build

Rosewood Fretboard for Soprano Ukulele

This was the second ukulele kit I made. Learned from my mistakes on the first. The Gitty fingerboard Worked so much better than the one supplied. Real frets instead of plastic one that came with the kit. It's so much easier and sounds so much better.

Weatherford TX.

Instrument Build

Tuned to dad and it sounds like a Harley!

Instrument Build

Tuned to dad and it sounds like a Harley!

Instrument Build

This is the second edition of my Penny Blues guitar series. This guitar was made from a copper tea serving tray, giving it a nice size and tone, which was provided by matched "Snake Oil" neck and bridge mini-humbucking pick-ups from cbgitty. Other gitty items used in the build were fret scale template, Wheat penny f-hole covers, Wheat penny bridge, Medium-Medium frets, gold and mocha tuners and padauk fret board, There will be two more of these Penny Blues guitars made and that will end the series.

33° 53' N, 84° 32' W

Instrument Build

I installed a magnetic single coil pickup as well as a piezo pickup. Both have separate volume control. Only the mag pup has tone. They each have their own guitar jack. You can switch from one to the other or you can use a cable splitter and run both to a normal cable and then off to the amp and mix them to get unique sounds. I opted for this instead of a switch. It's my dual exhaust muscle guitar. What if you ran each jack with its own cable to separate amplifiers? I have to try it now. It's my first build and I made a few mistakes.

98604, Battle Ground, Washington, US

Instrument Build

I installed a magnetic single coil pickup as well as a piezo pickup. Both have separate volume control. Only the mag pup has tone. They each have their own guitar jack. You can switch from one to the other or you can use a cable splitter and run both to a normal cable and then off to the amp and mix them to get unique sounds. I opted for this instead of a switch. It's my dual exhaust muscle guitar. What if you ran each jack with its own cable to separate amplifiers? I have to try it now. It's my first build and I made a few mistakes.

98604, Battle Ground, Washington, US

Instrument Build

I installed a magnetic single coil pickup as well as a piezo pickup. Both have separate volume control. Only the mag pup has tone. They each have their own guitar jack. You can switch from one to the other or you can use a cable splitter and run both to a normal cable and then off to the amp and mix them to get unique sounds. I opted for this instead of a switch. It's my dual exhaust muscle guitar. What if you ran each jack with its own cable to separate amplifiers? I have to try it now. It's my first build and I made a few mistakes.

98604, Battle Ground, Washington, US

Instrument Build