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Bill Hodge
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duh I never even put 2 & 2 together that this was our very own Stephen Boone here on OLF. Congrats on the nice classical Stephen. Robbie's a great guy isn't he? :D

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While I was with Robbie I was unable to get on the OLF at the hotel. (I forgot my login info). Thanks for all the kind comments. I just got in from Denver. It is over 700 miles from his place to mine. I am bushed. Robbie was great and I highly recommend spending time with him if you can.

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Congrats Stephen! That video was awesome Robbie! You should have had me come over to do some recording so everyone can hear this thing. Way to go!

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Wow Stephen, you sure move a lot faster in the shop than I do laughing6-hehe

Cool video Robbie and what a great opportunity for any aspiring luthier.

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So that was from a LMI parts kit?
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Chris Paulick wrote:
So that was from a LMI parts kit?


Yes. It was an LMI unserviced classical kit. It comes with everything needed to build the guitar, just with nothing done for you. It is a box of lumber.
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I'm looking throught the catalog now and I'm guessing it was the Professional with the Engelmann top and not the Standard with the Cedar top???
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I'm looking throught the catalog now and I'm guessing it was the Professional with the Engelmann top and not the Standard with the Cedar top???



The LMI item number is KLC. It comes with the Englemann top. You can throw the kit into the kit wizard and make modifications too.
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