Paul Campbell inspired me so I decide to build my own CNC router. I'm not sure exactly what I'm going to do with it, but that has never stopped me before.

I caught Mike by surprise !

We have been friends for 30 years and it would take me that long to tell you how much of a truly great human being he is . Mike's got a repair shop in St Cloud and there are few better than he is for fixing amps and such. He is a wizard with tube amps. http://www.miketechmusic.com/

Those large cracks are barely visible and this old girl is ready to go again.

I wish I'd gotten a little better pic....it turned out real nice and most important the customer was over-joyed !

Because we were going to refret the fingerboard , we decided to inlay his name in MOP.

HANDSOME !

Tape off the binding for the first stage of touch up.

There was no saving the old binding so we replaced it.We'll touch up the edge and "yellow" the binding some to make it look right.

Lots of clamps. These are a bugger because the sides "relax" when you take the back off and it's hard to get them match perfectly.

Lots of patching

This was a mess. I didn't get any pics of it before I started but it was in quite a few pieces.