Traveler-Steel : Project build

OK, I decided to summarise my review as such: if you build a guitar, you go through 3 stages, 1, the cut and assembly of the instruments, 2 the finishing of the product, 3 quality control.

Here we have a product at stage 1, maybe 1.5. The frets are not "frets", but raw wire that is dangerous to the hands. Everything is unfinished and "sharp", the binding, the bridge, etc. But the fret ends are lethal.

Now, After a couple of hours of filing and sanding down, the instrument is now "finished" and I can review it as an instrument.

Beware that the scale is small. I am a "short man" and still, my fingers find it difficult to play even an E cord. The strings are cheese-wire quality level. The bridge also has to be sanded down and lowered. The neck needed to be straightened and the fingerboard oiled. I repeat and conclude: a cool and cheap "project guitar", but not a finished product.

Strongly not recommended for kids or beginners who could injure their hands along the neck.

Would I buy it again? Sure, for the money as an "expert" I can make it a cute travel guitar. Just beware.