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Well, the bindings are on and now I just need to scrape sand and finish... Maybe I'll send this one to Tony!
Sitka top, Myrtlewood and bloodwood bindings.











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Peter, that is sweet! Love that spalted end graft.

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That's coming out nice! Those bloodwood bindings really set things off!

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Can`t wait to see it under finish!

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Peter that wood combo looks great. Really classy looking. Great job.

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Looking great Peter, is that one for you bud? It sure looks like a keeper already! WTG PAL!

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I like that myrtle and bloodwood! Lookin' very nice Peter

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Man, those pictures suck!! Where's John Mayes?

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Man the myrtle is beautiful.
Do you bolt your neck on the sound board? I see four holes. I would like to see it when your finished! Clinton
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Peter--I like it!
In certain light, the rosette looks red. Straight on it's obvious it's abalone. Can you describe it? (Or have you already, and I'm just late? ) What did you border the pearl with?

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Whoooo!!! excellent. nice work getting the bloodwood in there.


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