Sen Guitars

Welcome to my guitar building blog.
This blog describes my journey into the world of guitar building.
I like to share my experience of building and hopefully it can be of some help to all the guitar making enthusiast.
Hope you enjoy my blog post!

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2020-10-31

Making the jigs for binding cutting

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20200911 All along I am using the default trimmer router base for routing the binding channel. It works well to certain extend, the only ...

2013-01-06

Making the radius stick (sanding block)

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I made a radius stick sanding block for the back. Nothing special here draw the arc, spokeshave it and ensure squareness. Finally glue som...

2012-12-27

Making the solera v3

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With the 10 string guitar build, the current side mold wasn't wide enough for the 10-string neck. So I am left with 2 choice: either to...

2011-09-27

Making the go-bar deck

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In order to glue the struts, I need to make the go-bar deck. I was thinking to attach the top deck to the solera, which I will be making us...

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Sen Goh: Sen Goh has been building guitars part-time since 2007, mainly specialising in building classical guitar. Beginning Sen started off making guitar mainly learning from books and videos and with a kit from the LMI (famous Online Luthier Supplies Site but closed for good). As time passes, Sen also managed to learn lutherie insights from various luthier forums and from experienced other luthiers friends like Alexandru Marian from Romania, David Chin from Australia; acquiring valuable knowledge such as how to tune the guitar sound board to achieve a good sounding guitar . By adopting mainly scientific method of building, Sen aims to achieve a good sounding guitar consistently. Sen has since built guitars of different styles including Torres, Simplicio, and Bouchet and incorporated new modern features to his guitars like sound ports and elevated fingerboard. Philosophy The main objective Sen hopes to achieve in each guitar is one with great projecting trebles with a controlled bass. This can be achieved by controlling the bracing pattern and the guitar resonances.

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