Rosettes part 2

I´ve finished the rosettes.
From the bottom: guitar number 82, 83 and 84

My workbenches

A guy over at foroflamenco.com asked about the size of my workbench.
Its 150 x 50cm and it works very well. With this size, I can work on both sides of the guitar without having to move it. There´s enough space on both sides of the guitar so that you can clamp a wooden block on bothe sides of the guitar so that it doesnt move when routing, and many other things.
I like to kep my workbench clean. I dont like to enter the workshop and se it with a lot of things on top.
BUT... since every coin has two sides, or everything has its ying yang, I also have a chaos workbench, where I leave dings and dangs and where I sometimes cant find what I´m looking for.

necks part 1

Photos from bottom:

#the neck plaks prepared for the scarf joint
#scarfjoint planed
#gluing the scarfjoint

I´ve painted the inside of the pram/tender that I´m building

Guitar number 80 finished

Guitar number 80 is a Panama Rosewood Flamenco Negra. I like it and it sounds great.

Rosettes part 1

bottom
guitars 82, 83 and 84 from left waiting for the olivewood inlay.
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top:
Olivewood ready to be worked

I´ve just started the building of guitars number 81 - 84. Pictures show my jointing setup, my gluing press and finally the plates joined, cut out and ready to be worked