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I have a Takamine gs 330s acoustic guitar, which sells new at Guitar Center for $330. My grandpa gave me a "Planet Waves" acoustic guitar humidifier. I do not want my guitar to become warpedor messed up because of the lack of humidity, and I am starting to doubt the effectiveness of the "Planet Waves" humidifier. Here is my home made guitar humidifier. Soon I am making one for my Lanikai LU-11 ukulele.
 
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Step 1: Materials

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You only need three things. A small tupperware container, a sponge, and a drill or pocketknife.
ownadge2 says: Aug 29, 2012. 2:47 PM
This is so much better than any of the guitar humidifiers that you can buy one the market ive experimented with most of them and have found that even the more expensive ones are that great. this work so well for what the price of materials are thanks for the instructable!.
freeza36 (author) in reply to ownadge2Aug 30, 2012. 3:02 PM
Of course. thanks for the reply.
lukev2 says: Mar 4, 2012. 6:23 AM
whats the point of a guitar humidifier? like what does it do?
freeza36 (author) in reply to lukev2Mar 4, 2012. 4:57 PM
In non humid areas acoustic guitars need humidity or else their neck will warp or body will crack
lukev2 in reply to freeza36Mar 5, 2012. 3:16 PM
oh...... i didnt know about that beacause in the south its always humid!
freeza36 (author) in reply to lukev2Mar 6, 2012. 2:29 PM
yeah louisana is pretty humid. You like the white stripes?
lukev2 in reply to freeza36Mar 9, 2012. 9:58 AM
yeah man i love them
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