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Andy Zimmerman
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Hi again
you asked for some more picts....here they are.
After the fact I realized I should have flipped the back. It appears I put the
wrong side up.

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I think you done good. I think I can rate yourself a guitarmaker. I hope you had fun doing this and plan at least a few more.
   You have the talent and you finish is superb.


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Andy Zimmerman
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Thanks
I am working on 2 others already.
One is a classical with the guidance of Greg Brandt in LA
The steel string I did on my own.
The other is a 000 12 fret slotted headstock that will be a gift for my brother
in law. He doesn't even know I am building guitars at all.
As far as the finish goes...I cannot take credit. Tony F did the finish for me
since I don't have any spray equipment and I am not sure if I want to use a
brush yet.

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Keith M
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Great job. Waaay better than my first which I keep in a corner where I see it every day just to remind me of my mistakes, and how much I need to learn.
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Looks great! As far as getting your back flipped...Don`t tell!

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Yep, your a builder and looks like a good one. Great job and hope to see more of your work
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I wish my first guitar looked that good.
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   That is a beauty and I'll look forward to seeing some photos of those next two as you complete them. I'm sure they'll be awesome.

   I've built about twenty classics and have enjoyed each one, but thay are a comletely different animal than their steel stringed counterparts in every respect.

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Great work!

That is a very fine looking guitar!!!!!

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Very nice 1st guitar!!

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Bravo Andy


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