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The Craftsman's Path #36: Dreadnaught Guitar: Notching the sides for the top braces

Blog entry by Mark Mazzo

posted 73 days ago

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« Part 35: Queen Anne Side Table - Completed finish and hardware

Part 36 of The Craftsman's Path series

Part 37: Dreadnought Guitar - Attaching the top »

Finally getting back to the guitar project…I’ve done some more work toward bringing the top and the sides together. Things are coming along. Take a look at my recent post for details. Thanks for reading!

-- Mark, Webster New York, Visit my website at http://thecraftsmanspath.com

Mark Mazzo

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Betsy home | projects | blog 1603 posts in 302 days posted 73 days ago	That’s an impressive project Mark. Thanks for blogging about it. I always learn something new. -- Betsy - There is no strength where there is no struggle
Mark Mazzo home | projects | blog 287 posts in 318 days posted 73 days ago	Betsy, Thanks. Keep a look out…I should have more on this one soon. -- Mark, Webster New York, Visit my website at http://thecraftsmanspath.com
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