One screw, operated by hand
The knob is at the neck heel. Its single hand-tightened screw secures the folding joint without Allen keys or spanners. Undo the same screw to release the neck for folding.
Steel / Instrument family
One hand-tightened screw. No tools. A full-scale guitar that folds for the journey.

The playing brief
Our folding-neck Travel design starts with straightforward handling. A single screw at the heel secures the neck, operated by an easy-to-grip knob. Turn it by hand to secure the neck; undo it when you are ready to fold the neck over the body. No tools and no sequence of separate fasteners.
The knob is at the neck heel. Its single hand-tightened screw secures the folding joint without Allen keys or spanners. Undo the same screw to release the neck for folding.
The opening photograph shows No. 468 folded. In its playing position, this MINI steel-string guitar has 14 frets to the body and a 25.5-inch scale. Folding reduces its packed length without shortening the strings' playing scale.
A fixed-neck compact body is also possible. No. 281 is a separate eight-steel-string travel ukulele with a 340 mm scale, shown as a compact hybrid rather than a full-scale guitar.
Completed instruments
These photographs, measurements and films belong to the numbered guitars. They are reference instruments, not a fixed specification or a statement of current availability.

No. 468 /

No. 281 /
Before you choose
No. One screw, operated by the hand knob at the heel, secures the folding neck. Tighten it by hand to secure the neck; undo it to fold. There are no separate Allen keys or multiple fasteners to work through.
No. Travel No. 468 has a 25.5-inch playing scale. Its neck folds over the body for transport; the playing scale stays the same.
No. Folding-neck construction is the featured Travel option, but a compact fixed-neck instrument or another travel format can also be specified.
Yes. Travel Nylon brings folding-neck commissions and compact fixed-neck MINI classical instruments together. String material, neck dimensions and folding construction are agreed for your instrument.
No universal airline fit is promised. Check the completed instrument and protective case dimensions against the carrier's current rules.
Made for your playing
Tell us what you play, what feels right on your current instrument and what you would change. The specification, price and anticipated timing are agreed before the build begins.
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