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James Orr
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That looks great...nice, nice work. You have every reason to be proud.

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I can't tell if that is a black purfling line or one very long, uniform gap.

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James, that's looking great, the part that I can see anyway

Show us some more please.

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Hey, good work. Looks very tight. Rod is right, more pics!
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[QUOTE=old man] I can't tell if that is a black purfling line or one very long, uniform gap.

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That's bad Ron.

I will admit that when I first looked at it that I thought that you had stained the top a mottled green and wanted to know WHY??? But after adjusting the glasses a bit, I can see that you have done a wonderful job James. It is looking really sweet. You should be proud.


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Looks great James!

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Lookin' good my man! Nice and tight, just like Led Zeppelin! HA!

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It helps when you paint the lines...

JK It looks great James.

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Thanks everyone      Makes up for my rosette, and the back braces
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