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PostPosted: Mon Oct 13, 2014 1:34 am 
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Also neck fit an OM, built a OOO neck, and did the final coat on a dread. So far....


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 13, 2014 2:15 am 
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Also, note the super flat piece of cold rolled steel welded to the bed of the Delta. 105$ for enough to do 3 machines...

Let's see what tomorrow brings...
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Goodin
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You guys are making some brilliant instruments. Well done! Clinch we should get together soon.

Final sanding my latest blarge (5 course bouzouki large)
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Fred Tellier
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Nice instrument, we need to get together next time I visit my Mother in law in Maryville and talk Zouks.

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Sure thing Fred just let me know.
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The flexible plywood didn't work out for my bending forms. :cry: Even with some kerf cuts, it didn't want to bend into the waist without fracturing. It might work for a dread, but not an SJ or parlour shape. I've profiled ply to laminate for the side bender, and will do the same for the inside form.
Luckily I have piles of scrap plywood kicking around.
Anyone need 7/8ths. of a sheet of wiggle board? laughing6-hehe

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