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James W B
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Here`s an SJ Jumbo built using Michael`s plans.It`s definately the best sounding guitar I`ve built .I would encourage everyone who hasn`t done so already,to build some guitars using Michael`s plans.This is Western Red Cedar and Oregon Myrtle.Pretty much completely bling-less,like me idunno .The fretboard bindings headstock and bridge are Olivewood,from Oregon Wildwoods,which may be of interest to some.
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JJ Donohue
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LOLOLOL...Skin-Man...step away from your weapon and lie face down on the floor!!!!

No need for violence...it looks like a great guitar. I love the wood combo!

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Is that a remington? Nice guitar too!!

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What JJ said - it's not a dread so don't blow it away...... :D beehive

OTOH it might be a good way to see how she sounds - at least once........

Beautiful guitar Skin! [:Y:] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap]
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What happen James ,Won't she stay in tune? easy with the shotgun,Don't blast her headstock off just yet! I'm
sure you can fix her up! :D It does look like a very nice geetar and I love the SJ
shape. How was that olivewood to work with ? I've never used it.

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james, great looking guitar. im totally into the olivewood fretboard.

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Yes it`s a Remington 870,it has great playability and TREMENDOUS VOLUME.The Olivewood seemed quite easy to work with,and seems very hard and stable.And thank you MR HESH for the BRW, I managed to get 3 rings out of it for the Rosette,it`s very beautiful.Sorry I don`t have a good picture of it.I`m a dunce when it comes to picture taking.
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JJ ,now that I`m laying on the floor ,what do I do next?

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Roll over and squeal like a pig! :D laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe

Love the guitar. Great job.

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Looks real nice James! And if it sounds good,put that shotgun away. laughing6-hehe Great Job,Mark
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I have that same shotgun. It's a nice one.

And great guitar too. Did you mill the lumber from Oregon? Locally grown wood is awesome if you can get it cut up. Nice work
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If ya don't like that guit, I'll take it off of your hands........just don't shoot it!

James, that is a beautiful guitar! Congratulations [clap] [clap] [clap]

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Are you aiming at the logo?

Nice work, James.

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Nice one James! Also think that's a great way to take out frustration after a bad build day! Just kidding! I like the fretboard. Very unique.
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James, that looks great. The myrtle is beautiful

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Agreed, that's a nice guitar! Beautiful set of Myrtle.
Is that final picture your inlaying technique?

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