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Post any progress guys, did you get the neck for inlay Craig?



Here is the bridge under construction by Bob Steidl in Tucson.



These are the Waverley Tuners MacKenzie collected the cash and purchased for this project, currently residing in Morral Ohio at McKnight's Place. MMM MMMM Waverley's.Bruce Dickey38793.4640625

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WEEK 79    yikes! I am definitely the holdup now. Sorry! I will get someone local to kick my backside.

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Relax John. Once I got the body from Woolson on the other build, everything in the world happened to keep me from working on it.

Your work on this project really has propelled it closer to the day when Lance can sit and strum and consider the past three years.

August 19 2003 is when he started the OLF. A lot of water has gone under the bridge. This is probably one of the most special instruments ever built. It is a legacy guitar for sure.Bruce Dickey38793.4649768519

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While we should push as hard as possible to get both these projects finished... you realize what is going to happen, right?

They are both going to hit Craig at the same time.

So for the sake of his sanity we can probably help rig the situation so that doesn't happen.


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