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Category Archives: News Birdseye Laminate Model 16- Top and Back lamination In a recent post i mention i made a laminate model for Bill at Legato. The plates i used for that project were pressed for me by Steve Holst. Nice plates, and the guitar really turned my head in how nice it sounded. But i wasnt entirely […]  These blocks of maple will be carved into jazz guitar backs. Some of these have some beautiful tight flame- should be some stunning material!  Quick little Tour of my shop so far. This is my work bay and my machining center. All the floor tools like the table saw, jointer, planer etc… are in the main space (not shown). The big tools and spray room are shared by all the shop members. I built all new benches and shelving […]  Makin another axe for NY guitarist Ed Cherry. A 17″ 335 style guitar. Here he is with his Bop guitar I made him last year. I’ll post some in progress shots- stay tuned! Ed Cherry Group  Park Ave and Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY 11205 The relocation is done! Im now a New Yorka- Im excited to be making jazz boxes in the place where it all started. Pics of the shop coming soon. Im sharing space in another collective-style shop with other woodworkers. Nice guys!  Packin up for the big move to Brooklyn… made alot o guitars in this shop! Will miss my good buddy Howard (thats him on the forklift). It was alot of work getting all my crap packed up- cant wait to set up! My first laminate archtop… sounded great I must say! Hmmm… why am i carving all the time? ;^> Available at Legato. Bassist Jeff Pedraz was back in Philly during the holidays and I got to do some “for fun” recording over at Tony Miceli’s place. Playing some of my tunes! Those guys were reading cold- bad asses!!! VB- Guitar / Jeff Pedraz- Bass / Tony Miceli- Vibes Ceasefire Chart: Ceasefire Chart During the Move Chart: During […]  After a long hiatus, I finally am making some time to start up the guitar shop blog again! Its good to be back in the saddle. Things have been crazy busy here on all the projects for D’Angelico, but I have been steadily taking pictures of the many guitar projects all this year. Time to […]
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