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EIR back and sides; Redwood top(thanks Bill Greene),Maple binding and heelcap and peghead overlay, rosewood bridge and fretboard. I have finished now, but sorry, no new pics yet. Thanks for looking. Jeff


Sorry about the picture quality. I'm new at posting pics.


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Looks like you have a good start on an outstanding Dread. Keep up the good work!

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Hey, thats real nice--love the redwood and the rosette!
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Wow Jeff, that's fantastic. That wood combination looks as good as I thought it would. Great work. Can't wait to hear it strung up.

And I'll second the rosette...that's eye candy! Got to get you to show me how to make one of those.

So how you plan on finishing this one?

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not to hijack the thread but hows the 10-20 sander working out Bill?
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Looks good to me.  Can't wait for finished pics.

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Looks like great work. I bet you can't wait to see how that rosewood pops under the finish.

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