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Tony_in_NYC
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Thanks everyone. He is fine, but the other guy....was a concrete floor and suffered no damage whatsoever. I decided to cut my thumb with a razor blade last night so I spent some quality time in the ER where they used CA type glue to fix it. I could have done it faster and cheaper myself but thought I would do the right thing and have a doctor look at it because it was pretty bad.

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Mike, very classic and rich looking!
Tony, you and your son need to have some quiet time together....maybe wrapped in packing peanuts! Sorry to hear about your cut. Those razors bite bad!
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Tony_in_NYC wrote:
Thanks everyone. He is fine, but the other guy....was a concrete floor and suffered no damage whatsoever. I decided to cut my thumb with a razor blade last night so I spent some quality time in the ER where they used CA type glue to fix it. I could have done it faster and cheaper myself but thought I would do the right thing and have a doctor look at it because it was pretty bad.


I can't tell you how many times I've closed up cuts with CA. Works great (If I recall, that was one of the first viable commercial uses for it). I even successfully reattached a large chunk of my left index finger that I cut off while prepping a bunch of food for my Christmas party last year by tacking the piece back on with CA.
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Stephen Boone wrote:
I put strings on my latest. A Blanca. FP will start soon!

Douglas fir top
Port Orford cedar b/s
EIR fretboard/bridge
rosewood trimmings

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Stephen, that is a wonderful guitar. Well it certainly Looks wonderful!
I would love to get your take on DFir as a top wood.
Also, how did you like the aroma of the Port Orford?

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