The harp guitars are now running through the varnish process. 5 coats of polyester + MEKP catalyst get sprayed on and set to cure. Figured redwood on the arch harp guitar is very pleasing to see now that it is … Continue reading →
All finger boards have been radiused, trued to the neck, fretted, have side dots installed, and are now being glued on the harp guitars! The frets have to be pressed in, sanded flush, then bevelled at 30 degrees, then rounded, then polished.
Continue reading →Tonedevil Guitars has made another change to the head veneer logo, this time with a chrome cutout of the name. It is a toss up if the laser engraved look is more appealing or the name in chrome. Both have … Continue reading →
This is no ordinary table, once it is finished, it will have a belt drive shaft driven by an old washing machine motor that will spin the round lasy susan sanding table. 39″ diameter should be big enough to sand … Continue reading →
Tone is ripping into some AAAA grade spruce we have been eyeing for years. You can see the tight consistency with the grain on this wood. Thanks to Arvid from Lundin’s Violins for cutting us the deal on this beautiful … Continue reading →
The finishing process at Tonedevil Guitars and Harp Guitars is an ongoing process. The method we are currently using is called UV Cure, as you can see on the left, once a coat is applied, we expose it … Continue reading →
Lundin’s Violins Fiddle Jam with Harp Guitar 10/22/2011 That’s Karen Pogorzelski, Arvid Lundin, myself and Tone busting out on some high octane Celtic music. The song was Tam Lin (not sure the spelling), but its a great Celtic tune that … Continue reading →
