Maple carved from Oregon..

[liquidguitars]

Here are two sets of e violin made from maple off the Oregon Coast.
conform vectors was used to make the frets and small fingerboard shell.

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[dbfletcher]

Simply stunning.... as always. Great work LG!

BTW... How much of an impact does wood selection make in the final sound of your instruments? Or becuase they are not acustic does it not have much impact?

[liquidguitars]

Hi Doug,

Very kind..

Seems to have a impact to the tone and acoustic output "as well as what finish i use" as the body's are only .125" thick overall, without amp i get about 80 to 90 Db! thats loud for a electric violin..

[gwhiz]

B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l.

[CarverJerry]

Oh man, you do such beautiful work LG, That is some awsom looking wood and the design is just out of this world. Thanks for showing.

CJ

[cnsranch]

LG - I've debated (with myself) whether or not you're completely sane, but you sure as hell are an artist!!

Wait, if I've been debating with myself...............

[fwharris]

Fantastic as always LG!!

[mtylerfl]

Beautiful, LG! I love the details you are adding!

[www.carvenow.com]

Absolute stunning!

[earlyrider]

I love the ammonite flesh reconstructions! The wavy grain of the maple kind of mimmics the suture patterns. Wish I knew a paleontologist that plays violin- would be a must-have.
Ron

[Digitalwoodshop]

Yes, Stunning is the word.... WOW.... And all with a Hobby Grade Machine....

AL

[WRW]

It's always a pleasure to take a moment to admire your work. Great Job......again