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PostPosted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:18 am 
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Went overboard with the camera yesterday. I'm about to close the box on #2 and #3. Here's a bunch of pics.






Lucky helped with bending the linnnings.



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Wow, those are beautiful...and so clean. That's good craftsmanship.

Thanks for the pics. Don't forget the shots of the closed bodies...would like to see those, too.

PS: I think there's a small chip out of that lining that Lucky is working on. Might want to watch for that.

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Looking really nice there Marc, can't wait to see both of them under finish, really nice woods and neat craftmanship!


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WOW Your lucky to have Lucky's help. Dave Rickard39089.4638425926

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Nice looking guitars Marc! What is the back/side wood in the darker looking one?

BTW, we are almost neighbors. Do you ever get up to OKC?

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Sweet. Is that Camatillo rosewood? If not, what?


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[QUOTE=Bill Greene] PS: I think there's a small chip out of that lining that Lucky is working on. Might want to watch for that.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Bill, you're right I have to keep an eye on Lucky he tends to rush his work sometimes.


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Thanks Serge, Bruce, Dave.

Hesh, great name Sony, my dog never chewed wood until I started building, now he loves it.



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[QUOTE=Dave Rector] Nice looking guitars Marc! What is the back/side wood in the darker looking one?

BTW, we are almost neighbors. Do you ever get up to OKC?[/QUOTE]

Thanks Dave, yes I do get to OKC, I buy my wood there at Hogan Harwoods and occaisionly I go to the woodcraft up on May ave. Also, three kids at OU.


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[QUOTE=RCoates] Sweet. Is that Camatillo rosewood? If not, what?[/QUOTE]

It's Honduras Rosewood, I found the board at my hardwood supply, it had unusual figure and different color than the rest in the pile. Black inky lines, lots of pin knots, I had to plug a couple. Only second time I've worked with it, very glassy wood, rings a lot.


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