Figured tonewoods, hand-shaped necks, and the details behind each instrument I've built.
I build each instrument one at a time — from selecting the wood to the final setup. Following every step myself lets me carry the same idea through the neck carve, fretwork, electronics, and finish.
Flame poplar, spalted maple, black limba, stabilized burl — each board is chosen for its figure and tone, then bookmatched, carved, and finished to keep the grain alive at every angle.
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Figured woods, hand-shaped details, and the process of turning each idea into a finished instrument. More about how I work →
I build one-off electric guitars from start to finish, with each instrument shaped by decisions about wood, tone, playability, and aesthetics.
The result is an instrument with continuity in every detail: the way the neck is carved, the way the frets are dressed, the way the finish is built up to keep the figure alive. Built to be played, not displayed.
Questions about a build, the workshop, or figured wood? Feel free to send me a note.
