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Love the rosette! Good job, Crist.

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OOOOOPS!

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Good job, Chris.

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Very nice looking. Interesting rosette treatment too.
Nothing like a little fellowship in the shop. Chris you still at school in DC?

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Cool rosette Chris, I'm anxious to see the colors of the buckeye burl under finish. Nice "packing wood" top too! It's gonna be a beaut!

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That is really looking great, Chris.  Can't wait to see it come together.  I assume Todd will keep us posted.  

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Looks good, Chris.

I'm working on a size 5 too, in koa, for my kids. I put it off to build a commission for my nephew. Can't wait to get back to it.

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Chris,
I love little guitars, as well as Padauk (Padouk, Padook, Paduque, all of it). And yours looks sweet for sure.
Todd, thanks for posting.

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Oh yes, put some Pad... in your neck.
Perfect addition, stiffens the neck, not TOO heavy, etc.

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Interesting rosette, seems otherworldy!!
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