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L. Presnall
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Labor Day weekend seemed a fine time to begin laboring over my small jumbo commission...here's a photo or two...

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That's gonna be a beauty Larry. Absolutely wonderful work. Can't wait to
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Me too Chip! It's a Lefty, so setup's gonna be interesting for me...but at least I won't get all teary letting it go!

Happy Labor Day!

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For a second, as the first pic came up, I thought I was looking at the peghead. That chair has a nice shape to it......so does the guitar!

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my guess, from the angles of your braces, is that this guy will have a
crisp, balanced, cutting tone. Sweet job Larry!

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Darin, I hope John's right and it sounds more like a guitar than a chair! (If it turns out a third as well as the ones I saw in John's shop I'll be a happy man!

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I like it, Larry. What is this - number 8? We want to see pics of 9 through 16 also


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Bruce, 9-16 may be a while in actuality...but, the ARE in the planning stages I just have to find their owners! The photo guy says 5-7 should be post-able this next week.

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Very Nice work, Larry. WOW!
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Larry: You have a PM.

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Terry, the top is at .115 in the middle, thinning just a hair out to the edges south of the soundhole...the bridge plate is 2 5/8" wide (north to south) and pretty much the same size as the plans...when I drew the bridge out on the top the E's looked okay...I sure don't need another surprise at this point tho!

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