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GregG
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Hello All,

Just a few pics of my almost completed Blackwood guitar....A coat or two of epoxy, most pieces just sitting in place for the photos.












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Fantastic effort Greg - that looks snaz!!!

I love the blackwood, its really a striking wood, Im going with tiger myrtle for my first AUssie wood guitar (down the road) but man you cant argue with your selection, very nicely appointed and well done!
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That's a beauty. I like the color combination and attention to details like the truss rod cover. What will the bridge be?

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Thanks Gents....Kent, the bridge will be African Blackwood.

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Nice looking guitar!

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A Sweet looking guitar Greg ! I love that blackwood.
I like your headstock too. Very nice!

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Appreciate everyone's comments, have a great day!

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nice work Greg! I love the understated sound port.

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Really pretty, Greg.
Is that Bloodwood you've got for the bindings?
I very much like the colors used also.

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Very, very nice guitar, Greg. Is it going to get FP'ed?




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Very Nice Greg
I love the sleek soundport.
Is this the 1st after the Ervin course????

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Hey! That's nice! I like the color combo and the work on the headstock!

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Thanks Everyone...sounds like the soundport is a hit, first-time soundport making luck I guess!

Steve....yes, that's Bloodwood everywhere, I really like the looks of it, especially with the Blackwood.

Andy...I'm building 2 together(This Blackwood & Honduran Rosewood)....the first group of guitars after the Somogyi course. It took quite a bit longer than planned as I changed a few things after the class I start to shake every time I pick this one up and tap on it....Oooh, I think it might sound pretty good

Pat...I'm going to use KTM-9 on this guitar, I finally got to the point where I was happy with it on the last guitar.

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