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Old 11-30-2023, 02:14 PM
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Default My new "0" size model (pics)

Hello all,
I wanted to share some pics of my new "0" size guitar. These are quick shots taken in the shop. This particular one is African Blackwood and Italian Spruce. I sprinkled spalted Maple here and there and used some pretty cool woods in the purfling and rosette...Dalmation wood, Briar wood, spalted Maple and Koa Binding. The fingerboard is Zircote and the bridge is Ebony, Zircote and Spalted Maple. This one was a lot of fun to build. I haven't decided on an official name for this model yet. I was thinking something along the lines of Chipmunk or Little Buckaroo... I'm open to suggestions!

















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Old 11-30-2023, 02:19 PM
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Gorgeous, in every way, the shape, the woods, the detailing, the list goes on.

Congratulations !!!
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Tony, that little one just shines.
I have admired the voice and looks that "Colorado" parlor that you made many years ago in AB (perhaps your first Colorado?), and revisit the vids from time to time.
Is this a "replicant" of that or a new design - or perhaps in between?
In any event, it is a handsome piece of work.

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I haven't decided on an official name for this model yet. I was thinking something along the lines of Chipmunk or Little Buckaroo... I'm open to suggestions!
Wow, that is spectacular!

Something that light and elegant needs a cocktail name, like Martini.

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If you could find a way to drop the silent g from:

vignette /vĭn-yĕt′/
noun
A decorative design placed at the beginning or end of a book or chapter of a book or along the border of a page.
An unbordered picture, often a portrait, that shades off into the surrounding color at the edges.
A short, usually descriptive literary sketch.

Or Vinette? Or Vinesette?
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I would call that guitar Amazing ;for a name... Just spectacular looking!!
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I am grateful for all the comments so far. This is the smallest guitar I have made. It is 13 inches at the lower bout. I thought about naming her the Little Rascal.....
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Tony, that rosette is off-the-charts cool. What a creative touch!

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I am grateful for all the comments so far. This is the smallest guitar I have made. It is 13 inches at the lower bout. I thought about naming her the Little Rascal.....
Or along those lines, how about "Spanky."

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So, beautiful, Tony!!!!

Maybe: "The Little Fella"!

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This is gobsmacking gorgeous. I really want to hear a sound sample!! I'm sure everyone does!
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Has to be one of the prettiest guitars I have ever seen. I had not even heard of Dalmation wood before.

No one has mentioned that back strip inlay with what I assume is spalted maple. How does one even do that with the live edge like you did? Stunning.
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I am salivating profusely. What a beautiful instrument!
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Has to be one of the prettiest guitars I have ever seen. I had not even heard of Dalmation wood before.

No one has mentioned that back strip inlay with what I assume is spalted maple. How does one even do that with the live edge like you did? Stunning.
I agree with Tom. How do you inlay a back strip of spalted maple and make it look so natural as if it grew into the wood that way! Absolutely amazing work!
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