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PaddyD
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some of you may remember 6 weeks ago i posted pics of my order from AC woods, well it finally arrived, and i have been drooling for a few days,

just had to share some pics of some of the koa, yummy yummy!



















and finally one of my poor shop, i have absolutely no idea where to put all the neck blanks!!



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verrrry nice koa
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"and finally one of my poor shop, i have absolutely no idea where to put all the neck blanks!!"

You poor, poor, man.................
I hope you have alot of insurance - you must have a billion dollars worth of wood there Paddy, nice show. Im trying hard to be happy for you and not lime green with jealousy!
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Not for the weak hearted eh? I figured it would be a post about you
buying every last piece of wood in the known world...

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Santa simonako! Paddy, please don't give your address to anyone, especially to the zoot gangsters! Now stop ordering more wood and build yourself a bigger shop!



That Koa is just zootelicious!

Sergio le Koa Bear addicto !


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Auaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I am back in zoot shakes again
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Wow, wouldn't that Koa look good with a sunburst on it?

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and I thought you were kidding when you said ,and I quote " im going to grab a beer and start unpacking my 4000 lbs of wood that just arrived"

GOOD GRIEF PADDY! Save some for us!



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Paddy, as I'm only about 20 miles away, do let me know when you're going on holiday and I'll come over and shop-sit for you, we don't want any nasty person trying to pinch your stash while your away do we?

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PS If you have any storage problems I can probably spare some space.

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Man, talk about LOADS of zoot!! looks like a dream to me

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hey hey that sure is some mighty fine looking material ya got there...............can i have it?   


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[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird] Wow, wouldn't that Koa look good with a sunburst on it?

Steve[/QUOTE]

Or he could paint it black like a Johnny Cash guitar.    


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Paddy -- that is lovely Koa...whoa.

I'll be in the U.K. in December...I'll be happy to drop by and ah help you unpack...

Now I understand the recent run in Koa prices!
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Okay...I'm over it... Nice haul Paddy. Joe Beaver38835.6584953704

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its ok guys,

Ed cut 1000 sets, i'm sure theres plenty for all!
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[QUOTE=PaddyD] finally one of my poor shop, i have absolutely no idea where to put all the neck blanks!!
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I just knew there was an up side to not having piles of zoot or the money to buy it with.


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Holy Shnike, that's a lot of wood. Ok Paddy, I'm gonna ask you the question everybody here wants to know but is too afraid to ask... First, what kind of loot do you have invested in that mega wood-pile? Second, how many guitars could you build if you used every piece of wood in that pile?   

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And, where did you order those neck blanks from?
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john,

that pile was 30ish($), all together, considerably more!!

in terms of guitars, theres 250 honduras 3x4x30's and 50 cuban 3x4x30's, 250 ebony f'boards b'blanks and h'plates, 50 sets koa, 10 sets ziricote, 1 quilt bubinga, 2 braz, 4 cocobolo, 10 flamed maple heel blanks, 50 master sitka, and 250 b tops that ed was kind enough to give me.

so thats 600 necks and a load of stuff, in total i definitley have enough for 500 acoustics, maybe more, and a couple of hundred electrics, and say 50 archtops, but whos counting!



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frank,

all that came from Ed Dicks at AC Woods,


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Hmmm... Looks like the 'zootcave' is going to need expanding.... Great haul Paddy...

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Paddy, YOU ROCK DUDE! You are my new hero.

Cheers!

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