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I can't see Ervin's sub forum either, when I clicked on your link it said I was not authorized to view that forum

Beautiful Kim, a lot to be proud of. That's some stunning Blackwood.

Not exactly what you want to do Todd but this worked fine for me.

If you search Ebay for nhstore527 for they sell 3k tow in small rolls. I bought some last year and had no troubles dealing with them.

Better still here's a link http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/261738433072

How did you go with it Nick? I tried some 20 or so years ago and it was a bit harder than it seems. Getting the temperature just right and consistent through the piece was tricky.

Yeah I'm in, I could have a spare as well.

Nice left overs Paul. I've always been partial to a nice small body.

Looks like one very tasty guitar, well done.

Damn. That's well.......damn!

That pretty much sums up what I was going say

Count me in for one as well.
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Got mine this afternoon. Thanks again Todd
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These are supposed to be the ducks nuts http://www.gregmach.com/Machinery/Bandsaws/LT14SUV.html.

Ozwood recently bought one of those, I think he's pretty happy with it viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5108&p=59241#p59241

Sounds good Todd, thanks you all your work.
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I'll have a pound the same size as you use thanks Tod.

Nice work Alan, thanks for taking the time to do that. Another one for the to-do list
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Trevor: Sorry mate, I don't understand your question. Is it something to do with machinery brand or model?

I think he might be referring to the shed.

Bloody hell Rob, that's one serious dish making jig. Are you looking to corner the world wide radius dish supply market

That's a sweet little uke Liam. Another instrument on my must do list.

Beautiful work again Christian. Would love to see how you do those mitered joints, they really give your guitars a natural "earthy" look.

It's alright Col, nothing wrong with a cock up or two, or three, or four, or......
It's all a good learning experience and from what I can see in the photo's you've coped with most of the problems pretty well.
Learn from No. 1, move onto No. 2 and keep having fun .

That's got to be one of the prettiest little things I've ever seen.
Beautiful work again Alan

For the Strat player that needs more balls

That is indeed a neat little trick, thanks for sharing.
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G'day and welcome Frans, If your after aussie tonewoods have a look at Tim Spittle's sale here next weekend. He usually has a very nice selection of woods on offer. Another option if you want a completely "Aussie" guitar is a tonewood pack from Thomas Lloyd Guitars http://thomaslloydguitars.com.au/ ...