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The crank handles start out as 3/4" x 3/4" x 7" long square acrylic (or hardwood) bars. I get the material from the folks who supply artisinal fou...
We are very excited to announce the arrival of Taylor’s new V-Class series of guitars here at Gryphon. Named for the distinctive shape of the new b...
I see the handle bearing as the heart of my string winder crank. It's critical to the stability of the action, making it effortless to turn the ...
Frank Ford -I've been making these string winders for a few years now, and here at the shop they've been a point of conversation over their various...
Frank Ford -The patient is a venerable 1932 Martin OM-28 - a guitar that has been known for decades as a holy grail of fingerstyle guitars. Unfor...
Often regarded as America's indigenous instrument, the banjo has a complex history. That's not surprising when you consider that it's been a big pa...
Kenny Hill has been building classical guitars since 1972. His New World Guitars brand was established in the early 2000s to bring easy-to-play, at...
The Santa Cruz Guitar Company was founded in 1976 and was among of the first small workshops devoted to hand building acoustic steel string guitars...
Richard Jones-Bamman is more than just a close friend of Gryphon - he was a partner in the business for half a dozen years in the early 1980s, and ...
This koa Maui ukulele has a pretty significant top crack, and cracked back brace. First I’m going to glue up this crack, before it gets any worse...
It’s rare that we find an original Gibson tenor banjo these days as most of them have been converted into five-string banjos. This is one of the ni...
With all the currently available choices in bridge pin material and style, why would I go to the trouble of actually making them myself?Well, I sup...