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Seattle, Washington, Luthier
Ethan Deutsch


Please see the new page -- Currently On Hand -- which lists guitars available right now.

Below are some photos of a guitar in progress in my workshop.  

The rosette was assembled directly in the soundboard. The bridge was roughed out. Then the soundboard was thicknessed--different areas of it are different thicknesses. After thicknessing, the soundboard was braced in such a way that it became domed. The neck was constructed and attached to the soundboard, which was held in a form. The sides were bent wet on a heated bending iron and then clamped to forms while drying. Kerfed lining was glued to the sides for attachment of the soundboard; solid lining was bent the way the sides were and glued to the back edges of the sides. The back was braced and, after careful adjusting of the edges of the sides so the back would be properly domed, the back was glued on.
 

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