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JBreault
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Amazing! I thought the rendering was ambitious, but you pulled it together awesomely! I think you found a unique design element for your guitars. Now all your customers are going to want one!

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that's very cool Michael!

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But, that's the smallest soundhole I've ever seen.    
[/QUOTE] No, the soundhole is fine. Actually, it's the largest rosette you've ever seen.
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Very nice work! I was wondering if the new rosette cutter was worth getting.sounds like it sure is.

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If you are using the old one, you will be thrilled with the new one
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Thatsa nice!

Just think how fast you could do that with CNC !

That rosette has me really thinking about it...

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Beautiful rosette, Michael...thanks for posting...and also for the inspiration!

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That is Beautiful Michael. I hope the customer appreciates it enough to pay the upcharge!

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CNC...boy would that make lite work of it all...I gotta get me one-a-dos-dere-tings!

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Michael, that is probably the finest rosette's I've ever seen. Outstanding!!!

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[QUOTE=Dave-SKG]CNC...boy would that make lite work of it all...I gotta get me one-a-dos-dere-tings! [/QUOTE]

Heyee..I tought dey wuz called "dem-dere-tings"?

Heyee...whazzup wit' dat? Eh?

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Stunning and inspirational. Makes me want to spend some time in the garage. Although it is awfully hot outside today... Maybe I'll just see if the sponsors picked up any new zoot first.
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well I shouldn't say but back when I was building RC airplane models I bought this mico miter saw from Harbor Freight. It was a big time saver on this rosette...Ssssssshhhhhh don't tell nobody



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Felt guilty Michael?

Great tool by the way!


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Michael...

That is very very impressive, I love the way everything balances out. It really stands out...

I may have to confiscate that idea

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[QUOTE=rlabbe] [QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird]
But, that's the smallest soundhole I've ever seen.    
[/QUOTE] No, the soundhole is fine. Actually, it's the largest rosette you've ever seen.[/QUOTE]


Roger that. Probably why Michael needed extra abalone.

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