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Hey Russ,

Congratulations! That's the longest look we've had into your process, and it looks good. Nice clean workmanship, and a lovely guitar shaping up there.
And that coverage (advertising) isn't too shabby either!

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Yeaaa, Russell!

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Who is that George Lowden anyway?

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You are making me blush

I delivered the finished product last week and they added this bit to the site.

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Congrats Russell! I recognize those radius dishes!
Great job.
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Hey there Russell!!
I received an email from the Guitar workshop the other day and they featured you and a guitar.

Best of Luck Brother!!
Go for it!!

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Congrats!

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Maybe in another 50 years, I will be worthy to sharpen his chisels for him, hes still the man


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Very fine dishes they are too Tracy.


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[QUOTE=RussellR] Maybe in another 50 years, I will be worthy to sharpen his chisels for him, hes still the man [/QUOTE]

Russell, I've heard his guitars, and I've heard yours. Personnaly I'd be happy, even priviliged to own either, both are among the best guitars I've heard in 40 years of playing. Better yet though I could have at least five of yours for one of his!

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Congrats Russell, you make some fine looking and (judging form Colin's post) sounding guitars! Also good job on the photos, are they done by your wife (it said "All photography by: Sheila Rose" in the article)?

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Thank you very much for your kind words, now I am definately Blushing


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Congrats Russell, this guitar is awesome bro!

Keep up the good work!

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Thank you Arnt

The not so good Photos on the build articles I took, but all the high quality shots of the finished guitar were taken by my wife Sheila.


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Russell,

Cool stuff and well deserved. Guess that makes you an A list person now

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Dave you made me giggle , don't think I am A list material do you ?



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Congratulations, Russell! Nice looking account of what looks to be a beautiful guitar.


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Looks great Russell. Very nice coverage and very CLEAN workshop. The guitar is obviously a quality piece.


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Man, this forum is terrible!! I mean....its like a alcohol addict walking freely in a liquer store

I keep on seeing nice guitars, great designs, beautifull woods....and the money keeps flying out of my pockets to buy more wood!

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Russell, fantastic guitar. I'm really like the finish you guys are using and hope that it will catch on over on this side of the pond. That wood needs no help to look good.

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I know what you mean Peter... Yep, i sure know what you mean


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Congrats Russell- Beautiful work man! And congrats on the great article too!

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Russell,

Definitely!! A for Artisan!!

That would have made a great 60's group name - "Arty Zan and the Stringbenders"

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