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rich altieri
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Very nice Hesh, simple, elegent and tasteful. To make the rosette, did you simply use a circle cutter and dremel and cut it from a wide piece of wood???
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Very Nice Hesh... You DO do good work

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Looks real nice Hesh. Bet that's gonna be a sweet DREAD!

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lookin' good. Can't fault it!!

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Hesh, I LOVE the fine line on the outside! What size is that b/w/b and what size bit did you use?

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Very nice rosette Hesh, that BRW is vey beautiful, the overall look is elegant and tasteful but coming from you my friend, this is no surprise!

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Looks great, Hesh.
Say, that IS a fine b/w/b line.
Like Lance said--how'd you do that?

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Very Very Nice Hesh!!!!

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Looks great! But Hesh buddy....that sound hole is awful small ain't it?


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[QUOTE=Don Williams] Looks great! But Hesh buddy....that sound hole is awful small ain't it?

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No Don, I think that's Hesh's new 'anti feed-back' design... Great for very loud live applications...

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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! Fart smeller! I mean smart feller!

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Hesh,

Very nice. Tasteful. Can't wait to see the rest!

Don,

I think Hesh is trying for a main air box res somewhere near subsonic.

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Thanks, Hesh, and take care with that little teeny bit.
I've got (or had) the next size up, which is itself quite small. Just broke it recently. I think it was something I said.
Those little bits will break if you look at them wrong...
(And they don't handle insults well at all.)

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Hey are you showing off your rosette or you Festool orbital sander? I hear they are good. Are they really that good? Are they worth the money spent?


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[QUOTE=Hesh1956]Oh, I hacked into a neighbor's wireless and we are going through their router right now........ [/QUOTE]
Using his wireless is okay, but I think you should leave the man's router alone!

[QUOTE=Hesh1956] Farts are one of my favorite topics. I wonder if one could break in a guitar top......
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Yes, one could break in a guitar top, but it's very rude to do so!

That rosette is very nice looking. Well done, as usual! Gotta like that Adi top--really appealing color and striping.


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