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PostPosted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 6:09 pm 
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Koa
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Whew, those are pretty. Let's see a better picture of the label. Nice dog!


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Andy,
you may be somewhat new to guitar making, but it's clear you're not new
to working wood. I wish my 2nd and 3rd had looked that good! Nice inlay
work, too.
Craig


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Brazilian Rosewood
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Location: San Diego, CA
First name: Andy
Last Name: Zimmerman
City: San Diego
State: CA
Zip/Postal Code: 92103
Country: United States
Focus: Build
Actually I am new to both!!!!
But may wife has always said that what ever I put my mind to I can do and
do well.
It is all of the great advice here that has helped with the steel strings.
The classical would not be possible without the help of my teacher Greg
Brandt.
Andy

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Good looking guitars, Andy. I love slotheads and yours is well executed.

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PostPosted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 8:11 am 
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Beautiful Andy! Very well done. I hope my jigs helped in this success in some way. You really do good work, and I'm sure you have a great future in guitar building. Do they sound good?
Tracy


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