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Liking the new body shape David. Loving that wood!

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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It's like a topographic map of the grand canyon! A natural wonder!
Hey Glenn ... I'm lucky to get to work with such amazing wood, that's for sure!
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Just gorgeous David!! really fun to follow this build

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.
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Are those braces on the back different from your normal ones or is this the way you do this model?

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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It looks as if it allows the waves to pass through from one side to the other.
Nice touch!

Steve

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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