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Welcome to be best forum on earth!

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[QUOTE=peterm] Welcome to be best forum on earth! [/QUOTE]



Or any other of our great planets!! (especially Pluto)

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Terry;
Thanks for the great pics!!!!!!
I hope all is well!
WOW ! Is that old shop cluttered or what?
Wait till you see the new one!
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Man, those rosettes are awesome!!!

Oops, forgot to say welcome Mike. I'm sure you'll like it here.

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Hey Mike,
Just for reference, what size was that old shed you used to work out of at your Dad's? And what size is the newly expanded one?

(man, that first one was tiny, with a small "t"!


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The small shed was 14 X 10 feet!!
The new shop is 24' X 30' with a spray booth!
It's palacial!
Until I fill it with wood and tools ,and cases,etc!

Thanks dave & pete !
I'll describe how to make the rosettes if your interested!
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Please show how you make rosettes!


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Hey Mike, November would be a great time for me also, maybe we could meet all together when Terry makes the trip?

Yes, please show how to make your rosette!


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Sure Mike, I'd love to see how you make your rosettes.

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Well Mike,
Looks like you're roped in! I think Shane and I both knew that was inevitable )

Why don't you start a new thread on how you make those nifty end grain rosetts? They are gorgeous! You may may need an image resizer, as I had to resize the rosette pix quite bit, but image quality stayed good. I just use Microsoft's resizer (CAN SOMEONE PROVIDE A LINK??)



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As a newcomer to the forum, I also say welcome! As a long-time former Vermont resident, it is nice to hear of someone who had some guitar building training up there.

Last summer I had the privilege of attending a guitar building class at Vermont Instruments with George Morris. As I understand it, George was one of Charles Fox's partners and/or instructors in the school he had up there. George is still at it up in Vermont 25 years later.

We kept hearing about the yurts and the more primitive conditions that they had on the property there. Did you attend way back then?



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Awesome guitars! Does this mean I have to change my name in order to build guitars? My last name is Collins as well...vpelleri38958.9531481481


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