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Marcus
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Moving quick on these 3 builds for the La Conner festival in May

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Moving quick on these 3 builds for the La Conner festival in May

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Is that middle one “The Tree?”
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Is that middle one “The Tree?”


Woah!! wow7-eyes [:Y:] [:Y:]

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The name catgut is confusing. There are two explanations for the mix up.

Catgut is an abbreviation of the word cattle gut. Gut strings are made from sheep or goat intestines, in the past even from horse, mule or donkey intestines.

Otherwise it could be from the word kitgut or kitstring. Kit meant fiddle, not kitten.


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Is that middle one “The Tree?”



Nope, just a nice set of Sapele I found on ebay!

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I don't see anything.

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I don't see anything.

I see 3 backs.

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I see the silhouette of a young lady. No, wait, it’s an old crone. . . A bunny . . . A duck . . . :D

Seriously, though, that’s beautiful ornamentation.


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Yup, those are some mighty nice backs Marcus!

Makes me want to adorn some backs or other free space with some wood inlay, very nice work and artistry.

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Are those inlays done by cnc?

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Are those inlays done by cnc?


The 2 on the right were CNC'd. The original plan was to make them all identical to the one on the left. After I finished the one on the left I wasn't happy with my setup and figured it would be way faster to do on my cnc anyway. So I jigged them up and change the design around a bit to make them unique.

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Today is my birthday (48th) and I took the day off of work to spend it in the shop, as I do every year.

Working on these 00s

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Get your mind out of the gutter!

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Today is my birthday (48th) and I took the day off of work to spend it in the shop, as I do every year.

Working on these 00s

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Get your mind out of the gutter!

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Happy Birthday!!

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Happy birthday, Brad! [clap]

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Happy Birthday Brad!
That pink balloon reminds me of.......

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Happy birthday Brad.

I'm working in the basement too. Well, I'm drinking tea in a warm cup. It's 52 down there. It was 50 this morning.

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Marcus,
I just looked at your backs; the photos don't come up on my Kindle. Very nice. I don't remember seeing ANY inlays on backs that are like rosettes. I've seen gaudy, and too much. That is just very well done.

On the Sapele. Did you tip the wood to the left to make the angled quilting square? Or is that just the way it looks? Whatever. It does look cool.

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I just looked at your backs; the photos don't come up on my Kindle. Very nice. I don't remember seeing ANY inlays on backs that are like rosettes. I've seen gaudy, and too much. That is just very well done.

On the Sapele. Did you tip the wood to the left to make the angled quilting square? Or is that just the way it looks? Whatever. It does look cool.


Nothing special. I just joined the plates as best I could. I wonder if the sanding lines throwing things off?

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It's sanding lines.

I don't have a sander, so I never see them!

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https://youtube.com/shorts/aj9gF8toqhU? ... waJ8cvu81M

Continued experiments with making videos.


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https://youtube.com/shorts/aj9gF8toqhU?si=lBB1_-waJ8cvu81M

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Very good production quality, and subject matter, well done Brad!

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I moved from the SM workholder to the Total Vise spray workstation. Had to make some new holders. If the weather cooperates I can spray mid week!

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