The classical guitar template set consists of the plantilla, headpiece, fingerboard, and bridge patch templates. These templates are made of high quality clear acrylic allowing you to see the grain orientation when trying to get the desired graphics in the wood. Made with CNC accuracy for maximum precision and symmetry these templates are time savers allowing you to make a guitar with confidence.
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The classical guitar template set is made made up of four clear acrylic templates designed to work together. All the templates can be used for making the guitar in both the book and the DVD. The set consists of the plantilla (guitar template for outline of top), headpiece, fingerboard, and bridge patch templates. These templates are real time savers making alignment a breeze helping you to make your guitar with confidence.
The templates are made of high quality clear acrylic which allows you to see the grain orientation when trying to get the desired graphics in the wood. The templates have been made on a CNC machine for maximum precision and symmetry. Registration holes and center lines assure proper registration during the guitar building process.
All the classical guitar templates match the plans in both the book and DVD.
The fingerboard and headpiece templates are made of 1/4″ acrylic and may be used as router templates for cutting these parts to shape.
The fingerboard template is for a fingerboard with 20 frets. Template sets are available in both 650mm and 640mm scale lengths and
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Weight | 2.5 lbs |
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Dimensions | 11.5 × 11.5 × 1 in |
Scale Length | 640mm, 650mm |
Highlander‚ May 28, 2018
John’s Classical Guitar design is based on the ’37 Hauser, one of the best classical guitars of that era. I have plans for the ’37 Hauser as well as an acrylic template base on the same (and it’s dimensions are slightly different than the plans). John’s template is also slightly different and this is the reason I chose to also add another template to my stack of templates.
This is John’s design based on the Herman Hauser and his Solera is also dimensioned as the same. For this reason I choose to build a John S. Bogdanivich Concert Classical guitar with his own bracing patterns, a departure from that well known classical and not someone else’s design.
Another reason I chose John’s templates is I will use this template to fabricate a bending mold for my bending machine. (I also have 2 other bending molds for classical’s and each are different sizes each somewhat smaller than John’s… is this an issue? Not at all!
I especially like John’s peghead template, it is a very much better design than the peghead template that I had fabricated for the last classical I had built….. a very practical. The fret board template is indexed to coincide with the body template, they make very worthy companions..