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PostPosted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 6:03 pm 
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This arrived in my email box today so I assume it probably arrived in some of your email box's as well but anyway have a look.
http://www.luthiertool.com

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John,

Thanks for the link. What do you think? They look pretty nice to me.

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The look nice but I'm not sure they are worth the expense. It seems that you jigs seem be doing the same jobs at a lot lower price. Thanks for the link, I guess I don't rate high enough to be on the mailing list.

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Yep I got that e-mail too. Seems they are nice tools. Well built from the pics just way overpriced.

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I actually ordered the Slot/tunning hole Jig...until I found out that you need one for nylon/classicals and one for steel strings. I requested a refund and Chris promptly refunded all my money. He also stated that he was working on a new jig that would be able to do both classical and steel string at a slightly higher price.

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