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Thanks Steve ... I'm liking how it's coming together!
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David, Have you used that back bracing much? I really like its tunability and have been using a similar design for the last few years with excellent results. A tip of the hat to our friends down under, eh.
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Hey Tim ... yep, I've been using it for a few years now. You're right ... lifted from Gore/Gillet. I agree ... it's main advantage is that you have a much wider variety of notes you can tune to and still maintain structural stability!
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Georgeous, David--hope to get a chance to play one of your creations some day!
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Very nice David. The MRW jumps out at us now. Finish will make that so much more so. Exquisite build.
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Hey Kevin ... hope ya do too! Thanks for continuing to watch my thread!
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Hey Dennis ... I'm loving this Madagascar too!
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Here's the look with a bit of finish on it!
I won't be posting again for a couple of weeks, when the finish is completed folks!
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Beautiful David... (kudos)
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Beautiful build David!
What wood do you use to make the solid liners with? I really like the clean look. Travis |
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Hey Travis ... thanks! I'm currently using poplar for my solid lining. Poplar can be pretty green in colour, but I try to find a white board to cut mine from.
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WOW... that looks stunning!
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