This is the staging area for the finish work on the guitars. It is important to minimize the amount of dust or other particles that come in contact with these guitars, that is why the room looks stark.

The wood used for Teton guitars goes through an extensive moisture removal process. These pieces of wood will be a guitar one day. It is a very exciting day when a piece of wood learns it will be a guitar when it grows up.

The great thing about the factory we work with is the fact the the employees enjoy building guitars. Not only is it a job, but it is also their passion.

It is still crazy to me knowing that a block of wood will one day be an instrument that will be used to fuel creativity and change.

Here are some Teton necks before they are carved into the comfortable neck profile that Teton Guitars are famous for. They are not as comfortable to play when they are in this stage of the process. #splinters

Quality and consistency are key components to making a fantastic guitar. Even minor details are important to the overall finish of the guitar.