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I'm always curious about suc things, so I thought I'd ask!


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I really don't know the exact figure. because the fist year that I built I did not keep a serial number record on non-commissioned or reject guitars, but with in one or two I am at 28 after four years. The serial number going on the current OM on the bench will be 2005-0025


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I'm into the 120 range of numbers with the instruments now under construction.


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30-35 or so

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Quickly approaching 50 and I might break that barrier this year ???

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Right at 200 acoustics. I have made a few electrics and carved tops and
the total is 228 so the 200 is a good estimate of flat top instruments
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89 counting all guitars, flat, arch and Classical. Can I count in the 25 fiddles, 40 harps, 40 hammered dulcimers, 150 mountain dulcimers and 20 or 30 other things?


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About 36 mostly OMs resonators and parlours,seem to be spending more time jig making these days

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Jigs are all I have completed this winter . It has been a very wet winter and I live in an area that humidity control is not normally an issue. This year has been an unusual. The OM I have on the bench was started in November and has gone almost nowhere. But a lot of prep work is complete and waiting on assembly. Now if the weather will just be constant for three or four weeks in a row .MichaelP38425.6917824074


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Alan, you are the only person I know to have made the Hammered Dulcimer. There is a gal in Asheville, North Carolina, her name is Carol. She can tear that instrument up, never will forget the times I heard her play hers. Thanks for bringing up the name of the instrument, made my day and makes me want to dance a jig.


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1 completed and 3 more almost there.


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Somehow Bruce I imagine you dancing a jig everyday down the hill to your shop.

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Completed 2, starting 3rd one sometime this summer.
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I do John, except when I have a hitch in my get-a-long.


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I completed 5 in my first year of building. Numbers 6-9 are in progress.

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I'm new here, but number 15 and 16 are on the workbench.


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I think I have numbers 12-15 on the bench right now. It's heartening to hear how many some of you guys have built. Makes me think that after I get another 10 or 20 under my belt mine will start to look as good as some of yours.

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I've built 2 ukuleles. Does that equal one acoustic guitar?


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From one geezer to another ... welcome to the forum. Please consider sending Lance your Bio and tell us a bit more about yourself. Hope that you will pull up a chair and chew the fat with us. It's always good to have another newbie at the OLF.

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Welcome Michael,
Good to have you on board!


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Er, One, almost done.

Just getting warmed up.


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if you count the ones at Pantheon the total is about 350 or so... Take
away the ones at pantheon it is about 70 somthing in the past few years...

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I’m working on number eight.


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