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...because this is my 500th post and I'm now at the same level as the more chatty of our brothers. Happy Grizzled Veterans' Day! Actually, I think Lance spotted me 100 posts a while back, so I may only be pseudo-grizzled

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Con-grats I have been there a while and still have not figured out if it is good or bad


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Geez I thought you bought a new tool from Grizzly.
Happy Grizzled Veterans' Day!

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Cool JJ, now kick it up to 501 by posting the rest of the picture!!!

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Welcome to the group! Only the folks most bored on their day-jobs get to this level quickly. You took your time...probably a good thing!

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John...patience, my friend! While I'm quite proud of the twins, the pics suck. I'm going to try to redo them this weekend when I return home. I wish I could have you and Hank critique them in person...both of you were instrumental in inspiring my effort.

OK...I guess this is 501!

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Congrats JJ! I still don't know what Grizzled means...

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Way to go JJ. A lot of good advice within those posts I recon'


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Dave it means you know way too much... Or at least you think you do


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Doug...I've received far more here than I could ever re-pay...I've posed far more questions than answers.

Many thanks to the true grizzled veterans here...you know who you are!

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Hey JJ--

Congrats! Does this mean, now, that you are able to successfully bend waterfall Bubinga?
Hmmmm?

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Hey Steve, I just bent some waterfall Bubinga bindings so you can go ahead and send me those sides.....Oh and the back too.

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John, how thoughtful of you. But, bending bindings does not a side-bender make. At least in the crazy figured stuff.

Nice try.

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Oh and I'm sure you would'a wanted it back anyway

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Steve...Even though you have over 100 posts on me, I'm going to blink and give the WFB and wavy Sapele a try within a few weeks using Tippie's heat blanket and method that he recently posted. I need to get the sides thinned to about .080" first. I want to do this on a 000-12 fret.

I hope I can pull it off without using the string of expletives I've been practicing. You'll be the first to know how I do...and yours might possibly be the first shoulder I cry upon! Wish me luck!

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GOOD LUCK, JJ!!
Do let us know how it goes.
We're rooting for ya!

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