Since I haven't updated on the harp any since I got the kit a little over three years ago,
I am doing a long blog post with pics that I have taken along the way.
(Sorry that they are a little out of order and that I haven't updated sooner)
I am doing a long blog post with pics that I have taken along the way.
(Sorry that they are a little out of order and that I haven't updated sooner)
Our empty van before we got the flaming birch. |
Our van after we got the flaming birch. |
Cutting the birch soundboard |
Giving the soundboard a smooth edge |
Cutting the fancy edge on the trim pieces |
What the finished edge looks like |
Working on the holes for the trim pieces to fit together |
Support on the back of the soundboard |
Cutting the right lengths for the base |
Making the boards level |
Gluing the boards together to make the base |
Sanding the dried boards |
Cutting out the shape of the base |
Sanding the base |
Cutting out part of the headpiece |
Finished headpiece |
Fitting the middle trim piece |
Trim pieces |
Nailing the trim pieces on |
Gluing the boards for the neck |
Sanding the boards |
Cutting the holes for the braces |
The braces |
The braces with amp holes drilled |
The sides, top, bottom and braces of the sound box |
The pillar |
Neck and pillar together |
Neck with cutout Dad put flaming cherry in it as a decoration and as an extra brace for the neck. |
Finished sound box with base and headpiece attached |
Bun feet |
As far as it is right now |
Head piece |
Base The accent on the side is flaming cherry too. |