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PostPosted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:41 am 
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Alright, we own a cat... but we feed all the neighbors dogs!


Here's a dog made right in my shop for a fellow OLF'er




It actually looked almost 3 D when the engraving was done.
I hope you like it!

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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Wow, that's the best looking dog I've ever seen.

Paul, you really are very tallented.

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Awesome Paul. You do fantastic work.

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Paul,

It's fabulous, the best "real-life" representation I've seen.

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Very beautiful, Paul! Great engraving.


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Absolutely beautiful!!!

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The engraving really looks great. Not overdone, but the line patterns really convey the sense of fur. It rocks.

I need to get something cool up ASAP....
It's gettin' hot in here!




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Great inlay!  Wish I had that kind of talent 

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Hi Paul, Fellow OLF'ers,

Paul did the inlay for me, as you can see it turned out great!

I've created another post titled

       Westi Inlay - Paul Bordeaux

Please take a look, I've included the original photo and a description of the guitar, etc.

Thanks,

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Paul -- that's an impressive likeness to the original photo -- I am in awe!

Did you engrave all those fine lines with a graver?


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It's amazing Paul. I don't know how you etch in shell with such preciseness. I personally find it most difficult.

Your talent and skill certainly are reflected to your work.

WOW!


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That is very nice
As the Lazy Dog Guitar man, that is right up my alley!!!
Very well done

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Wow Paul!!! That's really crazy!

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Beautiful job, Paul! Very Inspiring. I just got a graver... now, I have to figure out what to do with it.

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Outstanding Work!!! Very realistic!!

I've never seen a green dog! Why is he green?

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I don't get it.... why is everyone falling all over themselves over a picture of a dog???

Huh? That a what? Thats INLAY??!! Holy crap thats AMAZING!!!
 
Ha! That really is some amazing work you've done there. Thanks for posting pics!


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Paul,

Definitely, a real work of art there!

This has got me all giddy now!
I just can’t wait to see the one you’re making for me!

And, I agree with everyone else, you are very talented!

Robert

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I think's my cheeks are blazing red!

Thanks everyone for the nice comments.

Hesh- Yes it's engaved.

Ken (Hodges)- you DO have the talent necessary;I suspect what you lack is the time due to all the commisions you're working on!

Anthony- mostly a graver, a few areas with a fine point carbide scribe.

Pete- O.K. you let the ...dog out of the bag. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished project!

Bob- That's what I thought when I purchased a few gravers. Many times it seems to be more patience than anything.

Robert- Your inlay should be complete next week. I forgot about the Easter Holiday.(Road trip)

Thanks again for all the nice comments. The shop is quite busy this year and I only get on here for a few minutes at a time.
The talent here is incredible and I find I often don't give the praise you all deserve.

Sooo.....Here's to you all!

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Boww  WoW!!!

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It bites (in a good way!)!


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