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EP-GC-5-V2GlassCast 3 Epoxy Resin for Coatings and Resin Art - 5kg£91.75 /kit

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Rift - Tye Dye Fabric Composite Guitar

The Rift is our spin on a double-cut with some unique lines and carving. The design lends itself well to experimentation with different layouts and materials. It’s a very comfortable design that can easily mould itself to your tastes.

The Rift model comes with a Fabric Composite Top on a base of Swamp Ash with Sycamore & Purpleheart Middle Strips. Mike used GlassCast 3 Resin and fabric to create the unusual top using the micarta technique.

ABOUT STONE WOLF GUITARS

Stone Wolf Guitars

Mike has been building guitars under the brand Stone Wolf Guitars, since 2013. He always loved to experiment with different building materials, and incorporating resin into his guitars was a natural fit.

He made his first resin/burl hybrid model, "The Catalyst" in 2016 and since then has used resin in many different ways to augment his designs. The Syrtis model uses resin channels to connect a centre "core" section to the outer "wing" sections. This gives the Syrtis models a huge opportunity for customisation.

Mike also experimented with soaking layers of fabric in resin and creating laminated tops for his guitars. These top also have a great scope for customisation and colour mixes. Mike's goal with Stone Wolf Guitars is to offer its clients with a totally unique instrument and experience.


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USED IN THIS PROJECT

Want to buy the same materials and equipment used in this tutorial? We've got you!

Please find below a list of all the materials and equipment used in this project, all available to buy right here on the GlassCast website. Shown alongside each product is the approximate quantity used in the tutorial video, to the nearest full pack.

GlassCast 3 Epoxy Resin for Coatings and Resin Art - 5kg Thumbnail
EP-GC-5-V2GlassCast 3 Epoxy Resin for Coatings and Resin Art - 5kg£91.75 /kit

Total £0.00

ABOUT STONE WOLF GUITARS

Stone Wolf Guitars

Mike has been building guitars under the brand Stone Wolf Guitars, since 2013. He always loved to experiment with different building materials, and incorporating resin into his guitars was a natural fit.

He made his first resin/burl hybrid model, "The Catalyst" in 2016 and since then has used resin in many different ways to augment his designs. The Syrtis model uses resin channels to connect a centre "core" section to the outer "wing" sections. This gives the Syrtis models a huge opportunity for customisation.

Mike also experimented with soaking layers of fabric in resin and creating laminated tops for his guitars. These top also have a great scope for customisation and colour mixes. Mike's goal with Stone Wolf Guitars is to offer its clients with a totally unique instrument and experience.


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