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LanceK
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Craig sent me this picture this morning, is this guy amazing or what!!

Thanks Craig! You nailed it!


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Great piece of art, Craig. It'll almost be ashame to put tuners and strings
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Beautiful Craig, very well done


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Outstanding Craig.....you nailed it again

Excellent likeness of Lance


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[QUOTE=Anthony Z] Outstanding Craig.....you nailed it again

Excellent likeness of Lance [/QUOTE]


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Wow! Nice.

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I'll post some praises here soon, I'm looking thru my Thesaurus to find something worthy of Craig's work that hasn't already been posted!

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That's great. A day ahead of schedule. Where does it go now? Great JOB Craig.

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That looks so cool Craig! You one talented dude

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Are you going to use warts for fret markers?

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WOW! thats a real work of art!

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That has to be the coolest inlay I have ever seen - bar none
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[QUOTE=old man] Are you going to use warts for fret markers?

Ron[/QUOTE]

Good one, Ron

And good one, Craig! How DO you keep doing it?

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Really beautiful inlay Craig, you're work is really top notch!


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Lance, thank you -- you took it the way it was intended. Mrs. Kragenbrink will see the image of the frog as the one she kissed that produced the prince of a guy you are today.

Craig -- you are a constant source of inspiration. You can't post enough images.
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Great work Craig! How much time does it take to do something like that?

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That is amazing, Craig. BTW how are you hiding the pop rivets?

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Yet another fantastic piece Craig. Lance, did you give him a pic to work from or was this all from his mind?
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Beautiful! I'm inspired.

Old Man you cracked me up with the warts joke. You know you could put a row of flies down the fret board for markers. It does look like the frog has the range on something.
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John, dont give Craig any ideas!


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It is a beautiful inlay job , but, with the rookie's freedom of ignorance - I have to ask, "Isn't it placed upside-down"?

Great for the player, but not for his/her audience.



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the headstock is pointing to the right, the nut is to the left.

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Thanks guys for your as always never ending support!
Lance decided on an theme, then he found a photograph for me to work from. Given it's based on a photo that cut the design time down. Believe it or not the materials processing took the longest. The corian had to be obtained, then thicknessed, then blah blah.. Processing materials took about two hours, cutting about 4-6 maybe. overall the inlay took me about 10-15 hours give or take. I never really count the time. All I worry about is the end result. How do I do it? Commissions
And right now I am relatively open with little wait time on smaller things. I still have my next personal project (John K get ready!), plus some other trades, etc.. but no waiting list for paying clients.
Anybody need inlay??

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Craig,
That is fantastic!! You should write a book.
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