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Just sharing a little of what I did this weekend.

I managed to get the Carpathian Acacia Dread closed up. Hoping to get the purfs and bindings down this week, Then I get to move on two the neck, in which I'm pretty excited as I get to inlay a Waymann vine down the fretboard. Should be fun!

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btw this will be a 12 fretter/slot head with gold Waverly's, snake wood buttons.






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Looks lovely even in the white!
You just keep cranken them out.
I don't know how you find the time.

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I love it Lance, nice clean work and always inspiring! Thanks for sharing.
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Very nice work Lance, very clean and superbly executed!
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Man, that's beautiful!! How come mine don't look like that yet?


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Really nice, Lance. I'd love to see the rosette a little closer.
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Thanks Guys!


[QUOTE=Kelby] Really nice, Lance. I'd love to see the rosette a little closer.[/QUOTE]

Kelby, here is the rosette, its Red abalone heart bordered by b/w/b(flamed maple)b/w/b also pictured are the b/w/b(FM)b/w/b purflings that will adorn the top along with snakewood bindings.
BobC custom made these purflings for me, and used some seriously tasty Zoot for the flamed maple centers!


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Very nice work Lance

Is it hard bending that maple sandwich into a circle? Looks like it would be.

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Thanks John - actually its cut from a maple rosette blank
I posted some pictures a while back, you can see them here.
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Looks good! Can't wait to see it finished.


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I gotcha. I like the fact that you sane the rosette free. Keeps things tidy.

Those arrows on the top I am betting are to help you remember which way insures a climbing cut. Yes? No?

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Those arrows are my paranoia showing! I candle the tops and trace the bridge patch and X brace on the top, then lay it all out, making sure the bridge pin holes fall in the correct location in relation to the patch and braces. Measure twice cut

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Lance,

I really like how you always seem to come up with wood and color combinations that are warm, flashy and elegant, all at the same time!


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That's going to be nice, Lance.    Is there any reason for building the box before the neck? I can't see that it would matter.

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Nope - just the way I like to do it -

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