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Steve Kinnaird
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Here's a picture of someone's work that I admire.
Can you name the maker?

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Alright, so the topic name can't handle italics.

Nonetheless, doesn't this look fairly complicated?
And well done?

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Hmmm...This one I actually know, but I won't say. Having looked at the website numerous times, I agree, world class craftsmanship!

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C'mon Lance, you know this guy.
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Does that help?Steve Kinnaird38449.9611805556

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This is just a guess but could it be Joshua Alexander French? (I hope I spelled that right)

I love that kind of peghead attachment and hope to be able to do it one day. Such a demo of raw talent.

I fear that if I were to finally get all the parts together accurately, the peghead would be aiming off at some obtuse angle that would make it look like it was searching for different guitar neck
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Guess I need to do a little more research on the OLF'ers
IT is indeed fine work!LanceK38450.298275463

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Ha - thanks everyone

I was again going to guess the Kinnaird brothers on this one, but this time I had a good idea of who it was.

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[QUOTE=John Kinnaird] I fear that if I were to finally get all the parts together accurately, the peghead would be aiming off at some obtuse angle that would make it look like it was searching for different guitar neck[/QUOTE]

LOL, bro! Sort of rubber-necking, huh?

And Joshua / Lance, I didn't mean to bring up the entire page, just the little pic in the center, showing the guitar. Didn't work like I had hoped. But, the page does indeed remove all doubt, doesn't it?

Fine looking work Joshua!

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