Walker Lap/Console Steel Photos

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Walker Lap/Console Steel Photos

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Hey All!

I just finished my new steel and thought id post some pics here.

Lollar pickup. Machined bridge 1/2 thick inlaid and bolted on from the bottom. Italian Celluloid Tortoise
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Italian celluloid
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Maple body- 23" scale carbon reinforcement beam
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Gotoh 21:1 tuners, Signature "Dart" for reinforcment
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Corian colered inlays with Glow in the dark inner diamonds and fret lines. Felt lined bar hole
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Stainless steel telescoping legs- ALuminum bottom inserts
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Light without power
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Vinyl cover by Sharp covers in Nashville
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Hand made case by yours truly.
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wow! verbal details to go along with the incredible pictures?
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Post by Stephen Abruzzo »

Wow.......serious eye candy.

Is that a Lollar Supro pup? What scale and tuning is she in?
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That's a whole lot of purty.
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Post by Scott Walker »

Thanks guys,
I just added some captions to the pics for info. I have it tuned to E7 , 16 - 64 gauge strings. Yes Lollars Pickup and 23" scale.
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My good grief!! That sir is 2 art forms coming together! Stunning! :whoa:
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Very sharp Scott ... that real old school celluloid really sets it off 8)
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Post by Mike Anderson »

OMG, an all-tort steel! I am drooling here...absolutely gorgeous work.
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Post by Peter Jacobs »

Hokey smoke, that is beautiful! I love the lines and the way everything flows together so well. Great design on the fret markers, too.
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Gorgeous.
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Post by Mike Neer »

Some seriously skilled craftsmanship! Killer job.
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Post by Scott Walker »

Thanks Everyone! I hope to have some sounds up soon.
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...maybe in my next lifetime, but definitely on the Christmas wish list if Santa is paying attention.
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Post by Stephan Miller »

Phenomenal!

Looking for an 8-string Walker in the coming months... 8)
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Post by Clyde Mattocks »

Stunning work!
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Post by Mike D »

Amazing work Scott!

that real old school celluloid really sets it off

You said it. I'd sell my grandmother for a 4x8 sheet of that stuff! :mrgreen:
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Post by Bruce Bjerke »

That is one sweet bundle of awesome! I really like the glow in the dark frets and markers.
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Post by Dick Chapple Sr »

Oooofta wow and goodness gracious!!!! That is absolutely stunning!!! It just exudes quality craftsmanship. Love the case too.
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Post by Scott Walker »

Hey thanks everyone! Yeah a 8 string version will certainly follow, probably a year out or so. I have committed to a small batch of the 6 stringers, 4 total.