Beveled armrest completed

     The Blbeveled armrest and the neck joint beveled edge are completed. I used the African BW veneer for beveled edges. Gluing work for the beveled edge veneer is a tricky work. The veneer must be precisely cut and curved to the beveled edge. I used the Epoxy with super fine African black wood sanding dust. This makes almost invisible glue joint. The beveled edges seemlessly connect to the binding. After scraping and sanding work for leveling, the binding and beveled edges show clean design with black white border.

     This guitar will have an elevated neck with the beveled neck joint. This combination makes a cut-a-way equivalent play ability at the high position. This design can be maintained the maximum body chamber size, which enables full sound capability. Also, the elevated neck will be isolated from the sound board. This isolated fingerboard design maximizes the sound board vibration. This design improves the sound quality particularly bus side due to the full length of the active soundboard.