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I like that idea!
Thanks

Sorry to be so slow but where is the link?
Bob

I would love to see that jig!

How did you do the tiny pin striping around the guard?
That is a great looking guitar.

Best to ya' Bob

Very nice Dave. You did a great job planning how those timbers would combine into a visual theme. I really like how the light maple neck matches with the sapwood on the back. Sounds lovely too. I agree and the ebony buttons and pins just make it that much more. I really like the crisp sound and def...

That stuff is incredible!

These are gems.

This is an awesome thread.
Thanks

This may help, I did a walk through of how I cut my scarf joints for making necks, both classical and acoustic, I do each of these differently Page 2 - half way down, I use a circular saw to size it up, bandsaw, planer, belt sander these would all work just fine On a day when my head is not in the ...

Best to you all!

kiwigeo wrote:Oi..take it to the Anything Goes subforum you fat hairy biker types. The last time I checked guitars don't have wheels and a throttle

What a great post.

Very nice.
Thank You

Very nice congrats!

That burst is gorgeous.

Well ... I can find bugger-all about fishpaper on the internet other than what a good product it is! nothing about its manufacture. So I guess its just another way of keeping organic fibres bound in an organic glue, a kind of artificial wood, anyway. Bother. I wanted to find out how it was made. Us...

http://www.fwhercus.com.au/jrdebay/ebay ... Manual.htm

Ten bucks but if it's a match . . . .

But there's a guy here offering to scan a copy of his manual
http://www.woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=115693

Everything about that guitar is really, really sweet!
Congrats
Bob

Best to you all.
What a great crew!
Bob Francis

What a great looking guitar!

kiwigeo wrote:

matthew wrote:once in a blue moon.

first time actually.

found a use for that rasp yet?

Not yet but everytime I see a horse I get excited

On one of the forums. . . (sorry old and forgetful) a guy inlaid some small pearl dots to conceal worm holes in the back of his build. [...] Maybe you are referring to this case here on the ANZLF? Well yes I was! Thought it was a brilliant fix. Thanks for having more cognative cells than me :lol:

On one of the forums. . . (sorry old and forgetful) a guy inlaid some small pearl dots to conceal worm holes in the back of his build.
Honestly, they just looked great, sort of the same "celebrate the anomaly" thats been posted already.

Thanks for these photos! I really like the side press and clamping system.
Bob Francis