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KER-PLUNK! What was that?
Hesh, they look great. Nice job designing them.


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They look great Hesh!
But you could probably use a photo composition class

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Hesh...it looks like you were on the verge of being flushed with excitement

Nice looking bridges


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Love the theme, Hesh!


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Hesh, What a clever tie-in!

I like the presentation too. It exhibits:

1. Hesh's multi-faceted talent.
2. A themed presentation.
3. Use of natural materials (water and wood).
4. Only Hesh would post something like THIS!

BOTW was Simon and Garfunkle's last song they recorded together. It also cause much strife between the two.

Hesh is moving his building out of the bathroom. Let's all hope his success follows the path of Simon and not Garfunkle.

Very nice design Hesh!

Very nice job John! You do great work



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Hesh: Wow is all I can say. those are awesome.

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Hesh you slay me man! Very nice bridges!


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So... is it more comfortable to sit on the ebony or the BRW

BTW...very nice bridge design

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Oh, and the bridges look good, too! Nice job, John!


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Very nice Hesh!!

When you moving out of the bathroom?

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nice bridge design and great work by John.
You sure know how to get a big smile and laugh
out of us. Thanks I needed that.

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Very Nice Hesh,

I can see Scott's influence, you can expect very similar from myself when the time comes well done mate.

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Beautiful design. Well done Both of you. Clean and elegant
I am having John do some pearl work for me. I am sure it will be great.

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What a salesman Hesh! If I ever do a brochure I'll send my work to you to photograph! Right on the toilet?

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You need a MOP seat on that bad boy, Hesh.


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nice looking bridge design...
I was reading the book on wayne henderson and saw that his guitars have the bridge pin holes in an arc like these ones and was wondering if there is any advantage to do this rather than in a straight line ...

or is it just asthetic.....because i do like the look of it.
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What a hoot...

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I'm glad you like them, Hesh. This was the first part I've made relying completely on a 3D probe scan of the original, and despite a couple of hiccups I think it went pretty well. I didn't have the original to compare the finished parts to, but hopefully they're very similar.    

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[QUOTE=gratay]...he bridge pin holes in an arc... [/QUOTE]
Grant,

It keeps the holes from running straight along a grain line, thus preventing a possible split in the bridge. Some people run the holes in a slant, parallel to the saddle.


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Hesh, I am a big fan of your bridge design! Those look very nice. I am also a fan of just about everything I have seen from John's CNC. Are these sort of things pretty pricey?

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Harrlious!

Great looking bridges Hesh!
Clean potty too!

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Great looking bridges Hesh! You better be careful, those bridges are in the perfect spot for my 6-year old son--that's about exactly where he would put a wash coat on!   

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[QUOTE=ToddStock] Might want to go with the new Tidy-Bowl Zoot collection...colors to match mahogany, EIR, maple, and coming soon...BRW. Just when you get out of bathroom luthiery, everyone else wants in...[/QUOTE]

You know, when I special ordered my farm sink for the kitchen and new bath fixtures, Kohler was developing a new bathroom line....maybe Hesh, has been "moon" lighting... Jeanne38955.6909027778


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