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15 comments so far
Woodhacker
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1151 posts in 475 days
posted 170 days ago
Beautiful job! I love the bubinga and the maple burl in the rosette. What type of spruce does this have?...it looks good too….and so is the finish.
Thanks for posting it.
-- Martin, Kansas
guitarmaker
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6 posts in 192 days
posted 170 days ago
Thanks Martin, It’s a sitka spruce top with “bear claw” figure.
-- half the fun of playing a guitar is building it first
matt garcia
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516 posts in 423 days
posted 170 days ago
This instrument is awesome!! You should do a blog on the construction. I love guitars!! Great job!!
-- Matt, Houston Texas
CharlieM1958
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6680 posts in 970 days
posted 170 days ago
Fantastic! Does it play as good as it looks?
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
Rj
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388 posts in 383 days
posted 170 days ago
I have to agree with Matt ! Its drop dead gorgeous and would love to see a blog on this topic =Guitar making 101.
Job Well done!
-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,
gbvinc
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493 posts in 698 days
posted 170 days ago
Nicely done! How’s the action on it?
Thos. Angle
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posted 170 days ago
THAT is one beaut of a git-box!! Really well done. Bring it over some time and we will jam a while.
-- Thos. Angle
BarryW
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728 posts in 658 days
posted 170 days ago
serious talent needed to make such an instrument
-- /\/\/\ BarryW /\/\/\ Stay so busy you don't have time to die.
Rob
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posted 170 days ago
Very nice! A twelve string too. I’d love to hear it. Add me to those interested in reading a blog on this.
Dennis Zongker
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774 posts in 343 days
posted 170 days ago
Beautiful!
-- Dennis Zongker
guitarmaker
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6 posts in 192 days
posted 170 days ago
Thanks all for your kind words. As far as a blog goes, I’ve just started building an archtop guitar; maybe I will start a blog on that with photo’s as the project progresses. Again, I thank all of you for your encouragement.
Ron
-- half the fun of playing a guitar is building it first
MarkWilk
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172 posts in 628 days
posted 170 days ago
absolutely gorgeous. I’d love to strum along on that beautiful guitar. Outstanding work!
-- Mark, Florida, http://penturner.wordpress.com/
Doug S.
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301 posts in 459 days
posted 169 days ago
That is drop dead gorgeous. Cant want to see the archtop blog. I like seeing projects come to life, especially instruments. Out of curiousity, what do you have to do different bracing-wise with a 12 string? Are they just thicker, or a few more added, or totally different from how the same guitar in a 6 string would get braced? I know there got to be a ton of force working on it.
-- Use the fence Luke
Rick
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posted 96 days ago
What a beautiful instrument. I’m an accomplished guitarist and know the magical qualities of a 12 string. My only criticism: Don’t apostrophise plurals! Pet peeve.
Karson
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posted 96 days ago
That is a great looking guitar. My son want me to help him make one. It would be nice to have some photo help.
-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †