TG-100 "Solo" no.142 Myrtlewood
Lots of things happening around the shop these days. Particularly in the finishing department. By necessity, I made the switch to polyurethane from lacquer. And I'm glad I did! It has really upped my game.
And they've made it so safe that you can brush it on with one hand while brushing your teeth with other.
Another big leap forward was finishing up this "McCarty Style" hollowbody, where there's only a small island of wood under the bridge and hollow everywhere else. I've had this one up and playing for several months and the wood hasn't moved a bit. So, you will be seeing more of these in my Available Guitars section soon.
So, sit back and take a look around my site. If you see something you like, contact me. It's around here someplace.
After almost 30 years, Till Guitars is still just me - your old buddy Joe. And I still make them one at a time with only the most basic of woodworking tools. No Robots Here!
You'd think that the longer you've been doing something, the faster you'd get. Not so with guitar making, I'm afraid. The longer you're at it, the more little tricks you learn, and the checklist gets longer and longer. But it all pays off the minute you strap one on and plug it in.
If you happen to own a Till Guitar, please feel free to post pics and band posters of your upcoming gigs on my Facebook page.