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Old 09-25-2020, 06:27 AM
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That is amazing! Burton is one of a kind.
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That is such a lovely rosette. +1 to Jimmy's comment.

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AMAZING!! Love that rosette!!
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Wow--that's a lot of patience and a lot of holes!

Very cool, Burton!
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Burton is one of a kind. That’s a fantastic rosette!
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Great rosette Burton.

Thanks for the tutorial. Now all I need is an indexing rotating vice.
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Old 09-25-2020, 06:06 PM
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He most likely built it himself.
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Old 09-27-2020, 07:07 PM
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Old 09-28-2020, 03:04 AM
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Probably true! Maybe he will weigh in
straight from Burton:

"Regarding the indexing tool- it is called a rotary table and is a pretty common metalworking fixture. More so before CNC The one I am using there I did not make myself, it is a vintage Troyke table. Super handy!"
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So Cool...!!! I love how he flowed the colors...
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Wow this is going to be something special..
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Great rosette Burton.

Thanks for the tutorial. Now all I need is an indexing rotating vice.
I have plenty of vices... but not one of those.

Matthew, this is really REALLY OUTSTANDING!!! I am knocked out. The engineering in the neck block is out of control. Or more accurately, perfectly controlled!

My word!

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I have plenty of vices... but not one of those.

Matthew, this is really REALLY OUTSTANDING!!! I am knocked out. The engineering in the neck block is out of control. Or more accurately, perfectly controlled!

My word!

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I know, right? His engineering is so out of the box. That honeycombed end block is what hooked me when I first played his guitars.

Now I'm getting a little excited!
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Matthew - I've been following this build for some time and like everyone else am wowed by Burton's work.

And the goofiest thing, I was listening to his interview with Michael Bashkin, and I learned a little about his roots. Well wouldn't you know, his Mom and I graduated high school together - so his work fascinates me even more! I can't wait to see the final guitar!

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Matthew - I've been following this build for some time and like everyone else am wowed by Burton's work.

And the goofiest thing, I was listening to his interview with Michael Bashkin, and I learned a little about his roots. Well wouldn't you know, his Mom and I graduated high school together - so his work fascinates me even more! I can't wait to see the final guitar!

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