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I'm thinkin' insurance will be handy on this one. I think I will get some fragile stickers plastered on it. Not that that will make much difference, it will look like too much fun to someone between here and there! I hope it survives Brock! I packaged it well!


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yeah, that is just begging to get the javelin treatment.   

Hopefully it will be ok. We will keep our fingers crossed.


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First thing is to knock off that "little lump"thing taped onto the javelin then the fun will really begin. My guess is it will look more like a used door stop( and as small) by the time it arrives (It would if it were comming to me...ups, fed-x, usps...doesn't matter...they beat the daylights out of every thing that's addressed to "SKG").It's sort of a tradition now. When I get a package arrives that's only half mutilated we figure it must me another new guy.

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If you don't mind me asking. What the heck is that?

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double length purflings. Some of them are veneers. So that is probably why they can't be wrapped. They are just too fragile.


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When next I send wood to you I will add lots of extra padding. You are right, you are the only one that has reported any degree of damage. I put Brocks stuff in wood box using very tight grained fully quartered spruce for its strength and light weight. Hey, isn't that why they are guitar tops?

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are we really talking about Brocks package?

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how about PVC pipe/conduit as a shipping container?

pretty cheap, pretty light, pretty easy, and you'll be paying a weird-shape
surcharge anyway. Sleeve one size inside another for extra rigidity.


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I like the PVC idea.   Welcome to the forum to beat all forums, Charlie. Where are you located?

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[QUOTE=John Mayes] are we really talking about Brocks package? [/QUOTE]

you crack me up...   

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Hi, Ron.

North Atlanta
You around Hot Springs?chmood38628.9851388889


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No, I'm about 30 miles north of Little Rock.

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[QUOTE=Brock Poling] [QUOTE=John Mayes] are we really talking about Brocks package? [/QUOTE]

you crack me up...    [/QUOTE]
Brock I think what you mean to say is "you're all broken up"


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