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stan thomison
PostPosted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 2:24 pm 
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johnfgraham wrote:
Stan, my heart goes out to you - having to deal with difficult people. They seem to be almost everywhere. I'm pleased to know that you've resolved the matter and can move on to more challenging and rewarding matters such as attemping an approach shot from the edge of the rough or hooking a big one on a royal coachman.

However, being one who hates to see quality wood go up in smoke or relegated to become fodder for wood borers &/or termites - I couldn't help myself from conjuring up a few ideas for utilizing the material cut from the sides.

Hope you will find these ideas useful,

john


geez..that makes my #3 weight Scott rod (which I refer to as my fairy wand) look like a buggy whip!
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Fred Tellier
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I don't understand your concerns, a modern Martin D body is 4 7/8" at the butt and no one complains about them being too thick.

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