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...then put him to work!
Well, that's what I did.
Matt Jacobs, or Mattyeod (did I spell that right, Matt?), was on his way to LINT central last Friday. On his way through town, he stopped by AND graciously brought me a quart of lacquer. I repaid him by putting him to work. In self defense, when someone of Matt's talents comes by, you just can't let him sit there and talk. Put those talents to use!
So, here's a shot of Matt adding some linings to a dulcimer project that will be in the upcoming LINT show.

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He looks happy enough, doesn't he?

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Nice to see you got him under the heat lamps too Steve. That'll teach em

Cool, I love to see pictures of OLFer's working together.

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Steve also made me wash his truck . Really, it was fun. I just changed my job and location, so I haven't been able to build for a couple of months. Even though it was a dulcimer, it was still a treat. And I'd like to thank Steve and his wife, for their hospitality.

Anyhow, here is a pic of Steve working on his tiger myrtle; it is just STUNNING.


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Great to see two of my favorite folks! Btw Steve the neck on the guitar in the last photo is too short, narrow and has no headstock. Thought I would let you know before you spent more time on it
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PS Matt when are you in NYC next?

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Very nice Steve and Matt.

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Todd, unfortunately "a quart of lacquer" is a quart of lacquer, we tried to drink it but it tastes like crap!

Evan, stop huffing lacquer. Hopefully I'll be up there in October, maybe.

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I'm gonna drop by next Wednesday. But I refuse to do any work.


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Hey! Whats that jig Steve is sittin on? I gotta get me on of those for my shop!

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Why huff lacquer when I have so many glue syringes in my shop, whoa gettin' dizzy.... thud.

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Is that a big ol jug of "MoonGrain" in the foreground?  What a happy shop! 

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Has anyone else noticed that Steve appears to have his pants only half on???

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[QUOTE=SteveCourtright] Has anyone else noticed that Steve appears to have his pants only half on??? [/QUOTE]

Why do you think I'm holding that guitar so strategically? (I'm not working on it...I saw Matt grab his camera, so I grabbed the closest thing that would make me presentable on the OLF...)

And bro, yes you WILL be put to work.

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Bye the way Hesh, Evan, et al. Happy Rosh Hashana!

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Thanks Matt and to you and yours! My birthday was today so it was a double mitzvah!
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Hey Evan,
Happy Birthday!!!

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Evan, ditto from me! Many Happy Returns of the day.

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Thanks! I didn't mean to derail the thread, but darn it!
I'm old now I should get some respect
Thanks again guys,
Best, Evan
BTW Steve I always joke about your guitars when you post them because they are flawless. It would just be too easy to say great job Steve

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[QUOTE=Evan Gluck] BTW Steve I always joke about your guitars ... because they are flawless. [/QUOTE]

Oh, would that THAT were so!

Evan, you should come down and help me chase out all the little finishing glitches. You know how humbling this whole experience is when you start going over the entire instrument w/ a critical eye.

However, I DO appreciate your kind remarks!

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