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James T
PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:00 am 
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Good moring fellow Luthiers, after almost 5 months of recovery after a serious motorcycle accident , I'm finally starting to get back to the shop .

I was fortunate to find these two Sapele tops to go with a billet of quilted Sapele I've had for quite a while , should make for a stunning pair of instruments .


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mechanix
PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:04 am 
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Hey James, glad your all recovered. Nice bit wood. What's the plans for it?
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Nice! Welcome back!

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Welcome back. Glad you are recovering well. I've been there myself, but less severe. I gave up riding after 27 years, at least until my kids are grown and out of the house. To many idiots on the road.

Nice plates, btw.

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James T
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Still not walking on my own, I've ridden for 45 years. Butt at least I can put weight on it now.

The plans for these two are semi -hollow Jazz guitars . The first one will have a bartolini Tuck Andress pickup in it .
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Nice, looking forward to seeing the build, those two could be a top and a back. Just a thought. Get well soon mate.
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