Guitar Case

[Knottscott]

This case was a quickie weekend project made as a followup to protect the guitar I finished up last month. It was made mostly of scraps of pressboard and paneling from the shop. Material and hardware cost were in the range of $25. Nothing fancy, but it does the trick. It was nice to have a no fuss low pressure project that could be completed in a few hours for a change.

[Shep]

If that's what you call "No Fuss" I think I have a different deffinition. Great Job.

[dbhost]

Excellent accessory for the guitar!

[Black wallnut]

Nicely done. Why not Jello lime green paint for the case? Or is that a fabric cover?

[Rand]

Looks good. Where did you get the hardware?

[Knottscott]

Thanks for the comments. The cover is fabric....stickers won't cling so well, but he'll find a way!

Rand - The hardware came from Parts Express....all kinds of speaker and audio builder parts.

[Pappy]

Quickie? No fuss? Low pressure?

What kind of work would you have done if you had taken your time? Wenge? Cocobolo? Rosewood? Silver, gold, pearl and diamond inlays??????

That is outstanding work!

[Knottscott]

Pappy - Those corner covers aren't for protection, they're to cover up the places where the material doesn't meet right at the seam!

[Turaj]

If that's what you call "No Fuss" I think I have a different deffinition. Great Job.

That is what I was thinking!! Great job, both on the guitar and the its case!!

[gsmittle]

Great case! What's the big green thing inside it???

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[sparkeyjames]

If you coat it with some light amber poly it will change the color more toward green and provide a way for those stickers to stick.

[garymuto]

Very cool. I'm sure your son is pleased and very proud!

[SARGE..g-47]

Nice job Scott...