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Evan Gluck
PostPosted: Wed May 07, 2008 10:16 pm 
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Gibsons, 4 Les Pauls, an SG and this afternoon I did some nut and bridge work on Howard Alden's
1947 L5. Very nice guitar. Oh yeah forgot about the Les Paul headstock repair! Then there are the Fenders,
a Jackson Soloist, 2 Martins etc..... it will be a busy day tomorrow.
Hesh congrats on your retirement [clap] [clap]
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burbank
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Location: Spokane, Washington
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OH, yeah, Hesh, congrats on retiring! You're my new role model! Gotta wait though, two kids have to get through college and the youngest is 8. :cry: Maybe the 529s will do well.

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Richard Wilson
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Most recent finished: Weissenborn style -- Tasmanian blackwood with maple binding and rosette.

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Having built every single guitar I've made from locally sourced timbers (with the exception of a handful of spruce and cedar tops) I've decided I should try my hand at some traditional tonewoods, so next week I'm starting work on plain old Mahogany/Sitka 000 and after that two EIRW/Sitka builds; probably an 0/parlour and something else (OM perhaps).


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Daniel M
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Hesh... Don't read this!

For all you guys feeling bad about your less than pristine work areas...
"A SPOTLESS SHOP IS ONE SURE SIGN OF A TRULY SICK MIND"
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WaddyThomson
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Hesh never said he didn't have a "Truly sick mind!" :lol: :lol:

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Robbie O'Brien
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Here is what is going on in my shop. I am helping Kent Everett film a steel string guitar voicing DVD and another one on steel string guitar set up.


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LanceK
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Right now I have five going,
A pair of OMFS, Engleman/Coco and Cedar/Coco
due up this summer,
An E2 Flamed Mahogany/carp due now!
and a D12 Addy/Hondo. Due this fall
And lastly a Euro/Madrose OMFS Due in December.

Just this past weekend I took a commission that I am stoked to get to. It will be maybe two years off, but this is the wood my guy chose.

Macassar and LS Redwood! Woo baby!


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joe white
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Just snapped this one the other day. Some finish jobs, some strip/finish jobs and some repair jobs too. Plenty of fun to go around! [:Y:]

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Hesh
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Lot's a great activity guys!

Lance congrats on all of the commissions!!!! And that wood combo is going to make a killer guitar I am sure.

I can personally attest to the fact that Joe White's shop is far cleaner than mine....... :D

Lets see some more goings on in your shops please?
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