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 Post subject: Inlaid cover
PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 12:05 pm 
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Here's a 50th birthday truss rod cover just completed.

Can you find the "50"?

Thanks for looking!

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Outstanding! There just aren't superlatives to cover things like this!

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Paul, That's outstanding!
I really like that.

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Stunning!

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Top drawer Paul!!!

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I found it too. Beautiful work. [clap] [clap] [clap]

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Very nice work!

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Yes indeed, I found the 50 and feel accomplished. Outstanding work!! makes me want to go turn around all my truss rods so I can have an excuse to use something similar.
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Yeah! I found the '50' also, but Paul, I turn 55 in a month so you will have to make me another one...... bliss

That is cool! So, did you use the tiny CNC machine? Really, how do you cut such small pieces?

Its beautiful.

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That's a beautiful design!!!


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