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Old 03-25-2017, 01:46 PM
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Probably, with a dovetail neck joint, one bolt is enough.
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Yowzah--that is some kind of chocolately goodness there!

Looking beautiful, David. It looks so simple and totally elegant.
What a wonderfully accurate description - I want to eat it - can I have Ice-cream with it?
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Old 03-26-2017, 08:18 AM
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Wow, Wow, Wow....OK, I needed more characters to post, but this is deserving of 3 WOW's....Probably four. WOW!

Thanks Tom! I was a bit worried the back and sides would go so dark under the finish that you'd lose the grain definition, but I'm liking the look!
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I notice that you only have one hole in your inside block to hold the neck on. I usually see two holes for two screws. Why only one?

Hi Rob ... good eye! My neck joint is more of a "pinned dovetail" than a mortise and tenon bolt-on. The only thing the bolt or screw does on a pinned dovetail is keep the male and female dovetail components engaged ... there's no strain on the bolt, so only one is needed.
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What a wonderfully accurate description - I want to eat it - can I have Ice-cream with it?
Hey Ozzy ... one scoop or two ... HA!
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Hey Ozzy ... one scoop or two ... HA!
Two please, I have a suitable pick.
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Two please, I have a suitable pick.

Gotta love a waffle pick (with ice cream?)!
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I should start having some finished shots around Wednesday!
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The contrast between the Macassar and Lutz is absolutely fantastic on this guitar. With the very tasteful edging and rosette, I must say there is one very lucky New Yorker out there.
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The contrast between the Macassar and Lutz is absolutely fantastic on this guitar. With the very tasteful edging and rosette, I must say there is one very lucky New Yorker out there.
Thanks Ozzy ... much appreciated!
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I'm doing some promo shots of this one now ... should have another later tonight and then a couple every day for the next few days.

Should have an audio file at the end too.

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