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Luthier1975
 Post subject: Just finished one up.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 14, 2019 4:44 pm 
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Glued and did the fretwork and setup this weekend. Indian rosewood with a Sitka top. Koa binding. Ebony bridge and fingerboard. Brazilian headcap.

Turned out pretty well. Has a good sound, pretty loud and balanced. I’m happy.

Next up is three similar OOO all mahogany with Sitka tops. Pumped!

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Glen H
PostPosted: Mon Oct 14, 2019 7:09 pm 
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Very nice! Love that rosette.


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DanKirkland
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I really like that, nicely done sir!


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Good job Blake! What is the gray material in the rosette?

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meddlingfool
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Love the rosette...


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Colin North
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Nice one, good job!

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Catgut is an abbreviation of the word cattle gut. Gut strings are made from sheep or goat intestines, in the past even from horse, mule or donkey intestines.

Otherwise it could be from the word kitgut or kitstring. Kit meant fiddle, not kitten.


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Looks great, Blake! What finish did you use, and how did you apply it?
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Beautiful!! Very classy.


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Glen H wrote:
Very nice! Love that rosette.

Thanks!


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Luthier1975
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sdsollod wrote:
Good job Blake! What is the gray material in the rosette?


Thanks Steve! (good to see another NC builder) The gray material in the middle is just a bad picture of two white/black/white strips sandwiching one black line.


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doncaparker wrote:
Looks great, Blake! What finish did you use, and how did you apply it?


Thanks Don!

It is a waterbased lacquer from Woodworker's Supply, their house brand. I spray with a Fuji HVLP. I am not a great finish man but they are shiny enough for me.
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Lovin’ that rosette!

Nice job!


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Nice clean work...beautifully executed. Congratulations!


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Looks great. I love 12 fret 00 and 000's. :)

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Very nice. I like the small guitars, and the 12 fretters. My only contribution might be that a different tuner might be more elegant. Again very nice job.


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AndyB wrote:
Very nice. I like the small guitars, and the 12 fretters. My only contribution might be that a different tuner might be more elegant. Again very nice job.


I love a small 12 fretter myself. Thanks!

What tuners do you mean for more elegance? Like open back or modern curvy, round Gotohs?
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 16, 2019 6:36 am 
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Looks great!!! Good job


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