Anyone wann build a CNC guitar with the "Drunken Woodworker"?

[Chris Johnson]

This guy's stuff is usually pretty interesting.  mostly for Mike L. but also for entertainment

https://drunkenwoodworker.com/how-to-make-guitar?utm_source=Drunken+Woodworker+Newsletter&utm_campaign=4fdbd42a07-mcmcabinet&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a73d7bdc75-4fdbd42a07-122062817

[Joel]

I was thinking about making this guitar...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwIvUbOhcKE

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[Mike Longnecker]

My original plan with the bass was to 3D print the body (Yes, plastic does work as a body material. Just look at the old acrylic telecasters, or that cool 3D printed Hive bass thats been at a few makerfaires), and then CNC the neck out. I wanted to have this really cool pattern on the back of the neck (2.5-3D type stuff), but I got a little carried away with the body design (super impractical and it didn’t look very good) so my friend helped me design a completely different one.

I still think it would be really really cool to do a fully CNCed guitar with some really detailed 2.5-3D artwork done on it. Maybe another time when I have $$$$ and time….

Mike Longnecker