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Since I finished my first guitar,about 2 weekends ago,It has been impossible to put it down.My fingers actually hurt,And my wife may ask for a divorce.Are we all sure building guitars is such a great thing.I am so hooked it`s pitiful.Now I have to build a crib for my new grandaughter thats in the oven,So I can`t even start another one for a while. Wow that is really sick.I guess the question is,do you ever get over being so hooked.
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James,

Yeah, I find you do after about the third or fourth guitar or so --- but only because sometimes I have trouble making up my mind which one I want to play.

Decisions, decisions

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[QUOTE=James W B] Now I have to build a crib for my new grandaughter thats in the oven,....[/QUOTE]

Now where I come from, that's illegal!

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No James, your sunk. You'll think about it night and day, and tell yourself that you'll get over it, it's just a phase.

Forget it. Don't resist, it's futial. Instead, embrace it, run as fast as you can head on into it. Build a huge shop, buy as much wood and tools as you can. Even this will not make the feeling go away. Want it to stop, unfortunatly there is only one solution, similar to the ultimate cure for a headache......

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And James there is no help group or cure for this disease.


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Thanks guys I know now that its hopeless.I`ll probably wind up starting another guitar while I`m building my grandaughters crib.Anyone know a good divorce lawyer?
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I really like the way you think Hesh.I`m definately gonna stop by and see you when I deliver the crib to Ann Arbor this fall.
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Building an oak glider cradle for a grandson myself. It's a real race. The cuts are marked out on the oak and Macoy is due July 26-27.I'll be using my table saw for the rough cut, but all hand tools after that. Good luck. ( Was that "divorced" lawyer?) MTMiketobey38914.8949189815


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[QUOTE=James W B]Anyone know a good divorce lawyer?
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There's no such thing.    BTW, James, women, too, can catch the Luthier's Disease..."Honey, could you help me bend these sides? It won't take long!"


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James, you're doomed like the rest of us, soon, you'll be walking like a zombie because of all those sleepless nights, you'll be seeing quartersawn stuff everywhere(furniture are bad for this) even in some food, we even had a guy starting a thread called "Quartersawn carrot" you'll see squeeze out in your hamburgers and end up full of debts in the next 6 months but other than that, your life will get better!

A good lawyer? Nah, you won't be able to afford it anyways!


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Better make some room at home or in the garage for future plis of zoot!!


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[quote]A good lawyer? Nah, you won't be able to afford it anyways![/quote]
   

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You guys are insane. I love it.
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Take this for example. I went to Disneyland 1-1/2 months ago and while at one of the theame restaurants, I noticed this.....



Not all the little kids (mine included) having a great time with Goofy, but all the fake ZOOT on the walls.

If only the Zootman had killer maple like that.....hummmmm...... maple.

I'm starting to sound like Homer Simpson.

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[QUOTE=peterm] Better make some room at home or in the garage for future plis of zoot!!

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And a comfy couch

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While we make jigs, one of us should build a lockable device to keep the credit card in untill the build is finished with the strings on and would only open when your wife says "Honey, all ok, the debts are gone!"


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Now wait..let's think about this. The two ends of the crib could be large dr**dn****t shaped. (self rocking crib). Oversize fretboards for slats on the sides.....

Lacey quickly picks up the phone to call in the professionals...I can actually see this thing coming together!!   


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Now you see James, even the wives are exposed to this, and when they do, watch out, NO HOPE FOR YOU!!!!!!

Good one Lacey, you should have seen the nice chair that Grant Goltz has made!


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[QUOTE=Lacey] Now wait..let's think about this. The two ends of the crib could be large dr**dn****t shaped. (self rocking crib). Oversize fretboards for slats on the sides.....

Lacey quickly picks up the phone to call in the professionals...I can actually see this thing coming together!!    [/QUOTE]
Lacy, does Hesh know you are planning cribs? Hope he doesn't walk in on you knitting baby booties.


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