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PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 9:45 pm 
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My first guitar is boxed and ready to send to Joe White bliss

Here are a couple of pics of it in the white. Sorry for the terrible photography. I promise to post some really good pics of it when I get it back from Joe. I also want to express my heartfelt thanks to Michael Payne for mentoring me through this entire process. He is an incredible person and this forum is truly a better place with him as a member. Thanks Michael [:Y:]


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PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 9:54 pm 
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"In the white" is one of my favorite points of guitar building.
Just love this stage....
And MAN, getta load of that back! That's beautiful.
Spalted maple?
Spalted myrtle?

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PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 10:14 pm 
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Steve Kinnaird wrote:
"In the white" is one of my favorite points of guitar building.
Just love this stage....
And MAN, getta load of that back! That's beautiful.
Spalted maple?
Spalted myrtle?

Steve


Thanks Steve. This is my first time being at this stage and I have to admit that it feels pretty good :D
And you are right on, it is spalted myrtle. I actually got this myrtle wood as well as the lutz top from Shane at High Mountain Tonewood. I cannot wait to see it under finish.

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PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 10:16 pm 
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Looking stunning! Amazing that it is your first. Kudos!!

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PostPosted: Wed May 06, 2009 10:55 pm 
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Very nice! I like the curves. Is that an original design? Wish my first looked that nice! [:Y:]


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PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 8:17 am 
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Thanks guys! Mitch, this is Michael Payne's design. It is the OLF SJ model. If you haven't seen them, Michael's plans are absolutely beautiful and incredibly detailed. You can take a look at them here http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Books,_plans/Plans.html

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Nice looking gitar!!!
Send us pixs of it when it's finished & strung up please.

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PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 3:48 pm 
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Looks good Dan, [:Y:] Be sure to send completed pictures. What finish are you goinng to use?

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PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 8:36 pm 
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Mike Collins wrote:
Nice looking gitar!!!
Send us pixs of it when it's finished & strung up please.

Be careful-guitarmaking is an addiction !!!

Mike [:Y:]

Thanks Mike! And it's too late...I'm already addicted [:Y:]

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Looks good Dan, [:Y:] Be sure to send completed pictures. What finish are you goinng to use?

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Dave, many thanks. I'll definitely send pics when it's completed. Joe White is finishing it in polyester for me. In fact I just mailed it to him today and I am so excited I can't stand it :D

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She's a voluptuous beauty, Dan. All the curves compliment each other so beautifully. Very nice work. You will, of course, post some follow up pictures after the finish in on, won't you?
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PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 10:22 pm 
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Very,very nice! You're about half done! :lol:

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Great looking guitar. I've got a question I'm sure I should already know the answer to. Who's Joe White. I've read his name a few times lately and I assume he finishes guitars for some people around here. To me the finishing process is very rewarding, and enjoyable but it's ALOT of work.

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woody b wrote:
Great looking guitar. I've got a question I'm sure I should already know the answer to. Who's Joe White. I've read his name a few times lately and I assume he finishes guitars for some people around here. To me the finishing process is very rewarding, and enjoyable but it's ALOT of work.


Woody,

Many thanks! Joe finishes guitars for a lot of folks on this forum and a quick search on his name will turn up lots of posts with lots of pictures of his work. He does absolutely amazing work and I have seen nothing but rave reviews from his customers. This is my first guitar so it's my first time using Joe, but I already know it is going to turn out great [:Y:]

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Very,very nice! You're about half done! :lol:

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That is so not funny Ken wow7-eyes :D

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But so true. Finishing it is half the battle. :shock: Nice job.


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You get the stamp of approval, gorgeous instrument. [:Y:]


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It looks great Dan!!! Congratulations on a huge accomplishment.

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Thanks Chris, Bruce, and Darryl. Bruce I love the stamp [:Y:]

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