There are three body sizes that I generally use as a baseline - the Academy model (similar in size to the traditional OM style of guitar), the larger Auditorium Model (a little smaller than a dreadnought guitar), and the small bodied Parlour model.

Other body sizes and shapes can be built to commission.

I make both steel string and nylon string archtop guitars - they are designed and built as acoustic instruments but a pickup can be fitted as an option.

I love archtop guitars, they are why I got into guitar making in the first place and I was fortunate to learn the craft from an established fiddle & cello maker. Making one is a true woodworking journey. To me, they are not just musical instruments, they are works of art. Just my opinion.

Mandolins, citterns, bouzoukis. Big, small, hand carved - endless possibilities exist in the mandolin family. So I restrict myself to the larger instruments - octave mandolin, cittern, and bouzouki with a common body size and variations in string courses and scale length as appropriate.

If you've ever tried to buy a good hard case for a mandolin, you'll know why I stick to a common body size.