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Brad Goodman
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First toilet seat,that is.
Really not much different than building guitars!
I am installing it tomorrow.




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John Mayes
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On the commode again. I just can't wait to get on the commode again.

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Bet she really resonates!!!

Kidding aside, that's quite nice work! The first one I've seen that actually lives up to the term "throne!"


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Stunning, Brad. Anyone would be proud to own that! That oak should be strong enough for the task. (at least, it looks like oak to me) Actually, it has sort of a lyre look about it.

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Now that is some stunning work. One question though. Where did you get a guitar pick template big enough to cut out the seat hole?

Great job!
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Don A
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Real nice work Brad.

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(spoken in a Will Smith voice) "I gotta get me one of these!"

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Brad,

Frankly I'm bewildered...

1.) Why didn't you use crotch wood?

2.) Why is there no butt joint?

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Brad Goodman
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You guys are funny-I'm ROFL!!!
It Is most definately oak-I am a traditionalist after all.
The really funny thihig is that the guy I made it for is having his 60th birthday party (100 people going) on Saturday and he invited me.
I guess this seat will get "broken in" pretty quickly.
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Brad,
Has anyone "broken" her in or had a "test" drive?
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Dave White
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Brad,

Let's hope that the bottom doesn't drop out of the market!

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I can just imagine how you test-fitted it in the shop. Not a pretty sight.
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I don't WANT to imagine him test fitting it...

I'm sure he's all flushed just thinking about this stuff...

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Flatsawn Oak, no pore filling, buffing, purfling, binding, rosette or inlay?   Still looks better than my last build Anthony Z38639.4606018519
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Its going to hurt to sit on that when you put the strings on it! OUCH!
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It's great to see something different on this forum.
I for one, can appreciate an instrument with a bit more Bottom end.
I could understand how one could get a lot of use out of such an instrument.
Thanks for sharing!

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An item clearly ready for a proper deposit!

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Brad--Did you charge him out the wazoo for this?

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