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Zach Ehley
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Whats your hands on opinion of those Amber pins. I've been looking at them a long time wondering how they are.
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laughing6-hehe Yeah, I'm getting old....beautiful wood, there, can't go wrong with that one!

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nice job.
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Steve Saville
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Zach Ehley wrote:
Whats your hands on opinion of those Amber pins. I've been looking at them a long time wondering how they are.

I like them a lot and so do my customers. They are pretty light weight also.

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D. Ramsey
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Looking very Nice! It really wasn't that long ago that I bought #3.

#19 really looks nice. [clap]

I'm hoping to start #1 within the next couple of months.
I keep visiting and bugging Peter watching and learning.

See Ya soon.
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Steve Saville
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D. Ramsey wrote:
Looking very Nice! It really wasn't that long ago that I bought #3.

#19 really looks nice. [clap]

I'm hoping to start #1 within the next couple of months.
I keep visiting and bugging Peter watching and learning.

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Thanks Bro!

I can't wait for you to get started on your first!

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Randolph
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Steve, it's a real beauty. I love the bridge and rosette. They play off of eachother beautifully. Do you find that CA works better than epoxy to embed inlays? Have you tried epoxy? Great job. Congrat's!!!! [clap] [clap] [clap]
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John Kinnaird jr
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That is a very pretty guitar. I particularly like the shape of the bridge.
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