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Bob Orr
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Hi finally got around to finishing off the latest 000 guitar. Lacewood back, sides backstrap and heal cap. Front Alpine spruce, fingerboard bridge and headplate are bog oak. Wilkinson open back black machine heads. inlay all hand cut in mother of pearl and abalone shell. Soundhole ring was laser cut by a friend. Arm bevel, scoop cutaway and sound port. Couple of pics are sideways but cannot see how to correct as they are ok on my PC.

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Nice Celtic theme Bob!
The Dragon inlay is amazing...
I like the execution of the beveled armrest - very understated and elegant.
Pretty cool rosette too.
Thanks for posting!
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Very nice guitar and I agree, the dragon inlay is very cool!

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Very, very nice Bob she's beautiful! You should be very proud!
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Very nice work!
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Looks great. Nice work!

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Hesh wrote:
Very, very nice Bob she's beautiful! You should be very proud!



Thank you Hesh that means a lot to me coming from you. I couldn't have done it without all the help I got from your posts, particularly set up and neck angle. Thanks again. Bob
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Stunning inlays

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


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