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There is only one applicable guitar making method.
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Placement and gluing of the top mosaic
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 The top is prepared and glued to wood veneer Rosette and he neck.
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 The sides are bent, inserted and fit to the heel, wich must be of hardwood (usually cedar or spruce) |
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 The but is then adjusted and bount to both sides form the inside section. |
The interior side supports (bindings or support blocks) and fitted and glued to the sides. |
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 The next step is to set the sides and place the back of the guitar in a form or mould in order to avoid deformations. |
The sides and back must be made of fine hardwoods or veneer. Once the special glue has dried, the edges or purfling is inserted. The fretboard is placed on the guitar once the neck and tail block have been formed.
The fretboard is then carved and sanded until it has the definitive bridge height over the top. |
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 Finally, the fret cuts are made and the fret pieces are inlaid. |
Finished Spanish Guitar
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