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Yep,That is officially BEAUTIFUL Hesh.
WoW indeed!!

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I love the understated elegance. It is beautiful and I know it will sing so sweetly.

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Hesh, that looks amazing!

I too really like the heel cap. Well......actually I like it all. Can't wait to see more pics of this one!

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Well, does this guitar have a top?!!

Wonderful work as usual Hesh.

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Nice work Hesh!

Very impressive!

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Thanks everyone!  I just wanted to share what the BRW looks like for now but will post more pics when it is completed.

I am having several OLF visitors in the next several weeks so perhaps we will get some impressions from others too.



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I've seen quite a few guitars in my time, and there aren't many that visually leave me utterly gobsmacked - now there's been two posted within days.

Hesh, I am in awe.


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Three that I can think of.  This one of course, the Oak one and the one going to the UK.  Every one a masterpiece of craftsmanship and good taste.  The bar rises 3 more notches. 

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Woah I forgot the oak one!.... Too right Waddy.. now I must go find that thread to drool all over...


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      As always, outstanding work!! Beautiful wood!
The neck is really nice looking and so are the bindings!!

Lets get'er strung up!

Yeah! That heel cap works right nice now, don't it?

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WooHoo! Get together at Hesh's place! Is it a BYOG?

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That's a beautiful back, Hesh. Love the way you kept it simple with the binding.

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Great work Hesh. I to really like the heel cap. My steel that idea.

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Hey Hesh ol' buddy 'ol pal,
I thought you said you were going to stain the back and sides black on this one?


I was also noticing the absence of a back strip. It was unquestionably the right choice to leave it out and let the book-matched wood speak for itself.


Great job.

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Very nice Hesh. Workmanship and the BRW are stunning.


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Believe me, it actually looks better in person , if that's possible!
Hesh, will you be bringing it to Lunch?

I may be able to bring my latest LS Coco, although it wont have strings.

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What'd you do, Lance, ship them all out, and leave yourself with no stirings.  You need to plan better!  

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Hesh that is one outstanding guitar. You have a nack of putting a great combination of woods together. You have to bring that up to the Zoot Cave.

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Very Nice! can't wait to see it all finished.

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Looks Great Hesh...it looks so pretty that I can see why this one is not a "sunburst"


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