Full Version: Guitar neck and arch top methods

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Looks great Neil!

Yes - when it comes to design decisions - the customer is always right. (Unless you can talk them out of it :)

Ed Ferguson

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Thanks very much! Now I need to learn how to make this design an arch top with two f-holes . . . f-holes no problem - arch top - don't have a clue :)

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Hi Neil, here is a strategy that may help:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=4059.2

- Michael

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Here's a couple photos of the guitar and the guy I built it for, John Acosta of the "Bee Gees Gold" show.

http://beegeesgold.com/

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JohnAcostawithguitar.jpg  Thebandandguitar.jpg 

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Great things!!

Congrats!!

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Thanks Marco!

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Here's the first 3D body done with the new machine - of course it will look better after finishing. Ruined a few pieces of cheap wood before getting the CAM portion correct. The neck was not cut for the contoured heel but rather a standard heel - will do the contoured one in the model shortly.

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Latest guitar modeled in Moi - small body semi-hollow arch top coming soon.

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StardustGH3.jpg  StardustGH3backmed.jpg 

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Beautiful!

- Michael

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that's really nice. you seemed to have got the hang of MoI. you're website is nice too. i hope you have a lot of success.

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Great work Neil! Something very satisfying about creating an object in MoI and bringing it to reality via CNC (and a lot of hand finishing :)

Ed Ferguson

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Amazing work and professional photo lighting.
Mik

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Thanks everyone for the kind words. Can't take credit for the photo as the pictures are by a professional photographer who is also a customer.

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Great advice - thanks!

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Hi Neil,

> There is a guy selling tutorials on how to model guitars in Moi3D here: https://3dcncguitars.com/

That's great, I didn't know about this one! I've added a link from the MoI resources tutoriuals page.

That would easily be worth it to get very specific information on a complex area like this.

- Michael

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Still a novice - but have learned a lot via this forum about guitar modeling. When a little further along I'd like to share, in a concise file, the tips and tricks accumulated over the years from here so that others, interested in the area, will have a solid foundation to get started with and then expand on. Certainly can save the beginner some grief.

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