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Looking good, Hesh. My favorite shot is the arrangement of parts. Seriously, that wood combo and top look amazing.

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I like the simplicity in your designs Hesh. Looking at the raw materials you've selected, I can see exactly where your headed w/ your finished product. Important to have that all, well-thought out. So far, all of yours have come away from your finisher w/ excellent results. Kudos to you. ~ Killer Looking Top ~
For me, as a novice w/ acoustic building, one of the hardest parts of the whole process is choosing what appointments & trim are going to complement/contrast each other....especially w/ all the choices we have today...Lookin' Good!

BTW..don't use Rustloleum. It does not last!
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Beautiful rosette, Hesh. Those fine lines are really, uh, fine! They fit so nicely with the simplicity of the rest of the body.

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[QUOTE=azimmer1] Very Nice and clean..
Awesome backround!!!!

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Andy, you beat me to it! Man Hesh, that's a beaut! I am just dying to get back to the shop and make progress pics like that...(the HDTV won't be in the background tho )...the Herringbone OM arrived from Tony and I haven't even seen it! Wife says it's awesome tho! I'll at least have that to post when I get back...that roller/Rustoleum is something to check into tho...I finished my first with a deck sprayer...the hand-pump kind ya know...(what, I used a fine tip...I'm a professional ya know! )...okay, I'm babbling, Nice guitar bud! Sweet work! Can't wait to see it Tony'd and strung up!

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Great work, Hesh!
Rustoleum huh? Yikes!

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Yet another Heshtone masterpiece! looking great Hesh

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A lovely guitar, very clean!!

As I was gazing at the craftmanship, my husband was passing me a coffee he had made and also gawped...

Sorry to say that he was gawping at your plasma screen...

SO do you sit on a nice comfy sofa and surf the net, then????
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