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Great pics!
Absolutely love the rosette - very innovative.
That ebony must have been a bear to bend....
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I'm curious too about how it bent, as I have to work a set of Mac soon too. From the pics it seem you left it thick, 2.1-2mm maybe? and there is some cupping at the end as well.

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Very nice, +1 on the rosette too. It will be interesting to hear how this one sounds with the Sitka top and ebony sides.
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Looking good Filippo [:Y:]

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Thanks. The one I have weights a ton so I will probably thin to 1.7 or so. It has a magnificent resonance, similar to a brick wall :D But for the top I'll use a very glassy cedar piece. I'm quite curious to hear it, it will be my first cedar build.

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Looks good Filippo!

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Looking great Filippo!

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Well Flipo,

Me may be able to carve the suckers, but me wish me had your fit n finish.

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nice work Filippo.
does the neck block hold 2 bots?
im following progress on this one
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