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Tim L
PostPosted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:46 am 
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I really got a lot out of what you have put up Arnt. Last guitar I made wound up with a backstrap on the neck out of necessity as the head got too thin. Your method is much more thought out than mine was. Thanks for posting this, hope someone stickys it to the tutorial section.

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Chris Paulick
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Great tut Arnt! [:Y:] [:Y:] [:Y:]
Thanks for taking the time to teach us your technic.
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Thanks Arnt!

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Thanks Arnt. You do everything first class. I'd not thought of using the drum sander without the conveyor belt running. That'll come in handy.
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Thanks Arnt, that sure is some fine looking work!

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I am about to do my first backstrap - thanks for the inspiration!
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Thanks for posting this, I used this tutorial when building my 2 guitars, very helpful and much appreciated.
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