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 Post subject: Making the Rosette
PostPosted: Fri Dec 23, 2016 3:51 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: Making the Rosette
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Thanks for posting your process on this. I have struggled with how to do a good precise job on a wooden tiled rosette. Your process looks very straight forward.

Question - is your jig available commercially? That's a nice setup.

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 Post subject: Re: Making the Rosette
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truckjohn wrote:
Thanks for posting your process on this. I have struggled with how to do a good precise job on a wooden tiled rosette. Your process looks very straight forward.

Question - is your jig available commercially? That's a nice setup.

Thanks


Yes, it is. I sell it as a kit with a book, and some materials. http://www.ericschaeferguitars.com/the-radial-rosette-maker-kit/

Stewart Macdonald, also will be coming out with their version sometime in 2017. From when I last spoke to them it sounded like Spring.

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 Post subject: Re: Making the Rosette
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I followed your basic directions on a multi-piece rosette for my 2016 OLF challenge build. It works very well. I appreciate your jig even more now. It would probably have taken me well under half the time with the jig...
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 Post subject: Re: Making the Rosette
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truckjohn wrote:
I followed your basic directions on a multi-piece rosette for my 2016 OLF challenge build. It works very well. I appreciate your jig even more now. It would probably have taken me well under half the time with the jig...


Glad to hear it, John! Post a picture or a link to the forum page if it's already on the forum elsewhere.

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