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Hey Ross ... thanks ... I'm loving the wood too!
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Stunning!!!
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It's like a topographic map of the grand canyon! A natural wonder!
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Schweeet!!!
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Just gorgeous David!! really fun to follow this build
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Hey Joel ... thanks for popping in to this thread ... much appreciated!
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Hey Glenn ... I'm lucky to get to work with such amazing wood, that's for sure!
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Hey Wayne ... thanks so much ... glad you're following!
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Are those braces on the back different from your normal ones or is this the way you do this model?
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David, I like the "broken" back strip.
It looks as if it allows the waves to pass through from one side to the other. Nice touch! Steve |
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Hey Rob ... thanks for taking the time! Good eye regarding the back strut pattern. I usually use radial strutting on the back. One of the biggest advantages to getting a guitar that is hand made by a small number of craftsmen (in my case ... one!) is that the craftsperson develops a very visceral connection with the wood ... as it's selected, thicknessed, tapped, bent etc etc. After working with this spectacular set of Bubinga, I realized that I wanted the resonance and tap tone that I normally get from 4 back struts, so that's the direction I went. You may also notice that I did a partial double side from the headblock to the waist. I did this to beef up the structure of the frame in that area. Wood definitely talks to you, if you've got the experience to listen.
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Hi Steve ... thanks! It's been fun doing the slightly different (for me) treatment to the back strip and end graft!
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