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DuPont, who makes the brown material, sells it only as finished stock shapes. You cannot buy the resin and roll your own. You must buy either sheets or rods of this stuff and CNC it out of those shapes. No way around it. This is the same across the entire plastics industry. All high-end thermoplastics (aka "engineering plastics") come only in stock shapes from ALL the companies that sell such products. You must machine your product from those solid shapes. Bummer, I know. Such is the fun in the plastics biz. scott memmer |
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Been a lot of fun sharing these vids with you folks. Thanks Again, Maury.
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In these videos Maury is playing our .75 mm large triangle brown series. This is the same material Blue Chip uses, but we go much thinner.
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LOVE this pick!
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Thanks, Maury. Beautiful playing.
Most folks still seem to be unaware that our brown series models are made from the identical material Blue Chip uses. The difference? We go much thinner. The model Maury is playing here is our clt-75, which is a standard large triangle at .75 mm thickness. This is one of our top selling models. (FYI, BC stops at 1.0 mm thickness in this shape.) Thanks Again, My Friend, Scott |
Thanks, Maury. Your OM sounds amazing.
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But wait - there's more! 👍
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So what is an Outlaw Martin? Is that standard dread size. Thank You! Scott |
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https://www.martinguitar.com/guitars...rtinoutlaw-17/ |
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Ted & Maury:
Thanks for your data on this model. Very interesting combination of features. Take care, gents. sm |
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Maury, if you help us any more I'm gonna have to cut you in on some of the profits -- if there were any lol.
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