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Time is Money
These first pictures show the construction of a double cut-away electric guitar named "Time is Money". This guitar has watch parts and paper money and coins from around the world covering the face. The top is then encased in a clear top coating. The body is Redwood. The neck is Maple with a Rosewood fretboard.
These first few shots show the Redwood body and me gluing the paper money, coins and watch parts to the face.
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The completed, but unadorned body.
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The paper money is being attached to the face with a 2-part epoxy.
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More of the bills being attached, along with the coins and watch parts.
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There are several recessed holes in the face. They contain coins and watch parts.
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The pouring on of the clear top coat. It required three seperate pours.
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Adding the hardware and electronics. This guitar has one single coil and one humbucking pickup.
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