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Construction Schedule:

Rim with heal block; Lance Kragenbrink : (shipping to Paul Woolson)

Back construction and neck block, join to rim; Paul Woolson: in process: (will ship to Bruce Dickey)

Top construction and join to body; Bruce Dickey: in process: (will ship to Brock Poling)

Bind and purfling; Brock Poling: standing by: (will ship to John How)

Bridge fabrication; Michael Propsum: standing by:(will ship to John How and will comunicate on fit-up details in advance)

Fretboard; John Mayes: near completion but on hold till John gets his drum sander fixed 2 week est.:(will ship to Craig Lavin)

Neck and neck fit up: John How: in process waiting on fretboard and body: (will ship to peghead overlay Craig Lavin. When neck and fretboard is joined and fitted ship neck to Hank Mauel depending on how we handle the inlay process see note below)

Design and inlay peghead and position markers; Craig Lavin: standing by (will ship bothe the peghead and freatboard to John How for completion of neck/freatboard fir up)

**Note there is a question here about the position markers; dots or diamonds? I vote diamonds

Fretting; Hank Mauel: standing by: (will ship to Michael Payne)

**Note to me there is an issue on leveling the frets before the bridge is permantly installed I am interested in how we will handle this issue.

Prep and French polish and label: Michael Payne: standing by: (will ship to Michael McClain for final set up)

**Note, I have not heard from Michael McClain to confirm that he is still in for the final setup. If I am wrong on how is to do this please let me know as my notes have some confusion on this issue.

Please let me know of any material issues and schedule problems you see.
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Tell ya what michael, have John Mayes send the fretboard directly to Craig. I will send the headstock overlay with the outline pattern marked to Craig and when he is done he can send it all back to me and I will proceed with the neck and then give it to Hank for fretting. Sound OK?

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exactly what I thought needed to happen Good job John.

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Do you know what we are using for a headstock overly? I think Craig prefers ebony.

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Double reminder. My SJ's and my molds won't werk here.
I'll need a plan which you may have sent Friday? Micheal?

Second, Woolson was asking for help in the mold category... anyone with an OLF SJ mold near Wisconsin?

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Ho!! da$$###%$$

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I believe ebony will work just fine


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Michael, do you have any idea what Craig will be inlaying into the peghead of this thing. Has there been a decision or are we leaving it up to Craig. The reason I ask is, I don't want the shape to interfere with the inlay design.

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We need a thumb twiddling Emoticon.   

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My drum sander went down so I cannot bind the fretboard till I get it back
up and running. That won't be for a couple weeks.

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When you get it ready ship it to Craig Lavin for position markers. He will ship it and the pehead veneer to John How. It is easer to inlay on a flat bottom boat post pics for the build sight before you ship. Lance is hosting the page so you cand post them here and Lance can transfer them. See bruce's post below MichaelP38762.9591782407


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OLF Team Build 2 Guitar Project Case

Okay guys, going over the construction list for this gift guitar, it needs a case when it leaves my place or Brock Polings for California.

What are our options for putting a case around it for shipping? We just might need to special order one. I can see needing it in four weeks or less. I'm planning on getting my part done and out the door when it hits here.

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I'll get a case on hand so I can ship it to the first builder who needs it. Does this guitar fit the TKL SJ or one of the Access cases? Any other suggestions?
I have the tuners & can ship to the installer when I get that address.
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GD Armstrong, I'm not sure. It seems that the OLF SJ is an uncommon fit. Others may chime in on what is needed here.

Here is the deal. This second guitar build will reach Wisconsin this week. Depending on Paul's schedule, it should be headed my way soon. As soon as it arrives, I'll glue on the top and be ready to send the completed body to Brock for binding in Ohio. So, it makes sense to start the shipping in a regular guitar case for protection. I guess I can ship it in the box from Paul, if necessary. The mold will drop off at this point and it would fit in a guitar case. It would be a lot cheaper to ship that case to Cool California than Arkansas, Ohio, then Cool. That might be the answer for now?

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GD hold on the case. this guitar requires a custom fit and I have Lance attempting to get Cedar Creek to donat it. We figured that both the tunners and case was too much so we are checking in on differnt option.


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