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John How
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[QUOTE=MichaelP]but once I got started It all came together pretty quick[/QUOTE]

Same with this one but it took a month or so to get started and about a half hour to put the pieces together.

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One of the reasons I think it went as quick as it did, inlaying anyway is the way I channeled the rosette. by stepping the channels vs. one single channel depth I was able to inlay the koa first, the inner and outer purfling rings second and then come back and inlay the abalone with out the use of Teflon spacers to hold position while the Koa and purfling rings set up
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[QUOTE=burbank] WOA, WOA, and WOA!

Michael,

When you first posted pics of the rosette, I tried to imagine what the rest of the instrument could look like to do the rosette justice. Now I know.

Please tell us it does have a wash coat!

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Yes it does have a very thin wash coat of Zpoxy on the back and sides and shellac on the topMichaelP38932.5147222222
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Michael -- great diagram and clever way to do it!

But...for all the work with this guitar I would have thought that you would have used a quartered top


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Very nice guitar!!

Makes you want to play that old standard "Narra my Carp to Thee"


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