guitar enclosure

[Skullptor]

first glue in a water dish. I love peanut butter so I have a surplus of these lids.

Add is some stuff.

I like leaving the ribs showing. They alway attach web to it.

Add the clear top.

Here is a close up of the water chute.

Don't forget air holes. They like to breathe.

Feeding is easy, just slide the door open.

 

[equuskat]

Hah makes a cool display, for sure.

 

[jeff1962]

Now there is something you don't see everyday ! I like it ! What kind of T. do you plan to put in there ?

 

[Skullptor]

Cambridgei. Thank you both!

 

[maxident213]

What a totally righteous idea. :clap: Great work.

My only concern would that the kerfing & bracing inside the bodies of most acoustic guitars is made from cedar, which is known to be toxic to bugs. Looks like you've got the kerfing & bracing all pretty well covered up, but it might be something to keep in mind if your T starts acting funny though.

Again, nice work!

 

[Skullptor]

very good point maxident213. I'll keep an eye out. Thanks!

 

[WARPIG]

1 Q. Will you be getting that T guitar lessons or will it be straight air guitar;P

PIG-

 

[Skullptor]

LOL. I was thinking how cruel it would be to string it up and strum it.

 

[Aunt Ant]

That is so creative! :worship: Great job!

 

[kyrga]

I'd make sure the guitar stays in a stand or something so it doesn't fall over... though I can't see the top of the picture, maybe you have the neck in a bracket or something?

But anyway, that's probably the coolest looking set up I've ever seen. Great work man! :clap:

 

[Rochelle]

A+ for creativity!! :clap:

I love the inlay on your hardwood floor, too!

 

[ahas]

What the heck! Kinda cool eh?

Fred

 

[Skullptor]

I'd make sure the guitar stays in a stand or something so it doesn't fall over... though I can't see the top of the picture, maybe you have the neck in a bracket or something?

But anyway, that's probably the coolest looking set up I've ever seen. Great work man! :clap:

It will eventually end up on a wall that has my guitars hanging by neck brackets.

A+ for creativity!! :clap:

I love the inlay on your hardwood floor, too!

Thanks Rochelle! My house is 137 yrs. old. The craftsmanship of the period is so impressive. Average folks were building houses better than most builders today do.

What the heck! Kinda cool eh?

Fred

Tanks!

 

[Skullptor]

Here's the star of the show

She didn't want to leave her home and reared up..,,she's fine now.

Just waiting to be hung on a wall!

 

[Tobarnis]

What an outrageous idea. Kudos. :clap:

 

[Skullptor]

I walk away for an hour an see this.

 

[jeff1962]

This has got to be the first ducumented case of a Tarantula molting in a guitar !

 

[Skullptor]

It's back on it's feet again. It's MM making a sperm web. Thanks TLV! Anybody need a MM.

 

[jeff1962]

Oooh, I guess that can be good or bad depending on how you look at it.

 

[reverendsterlin]

well thats definitely not something you see every day
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