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helldunkel
PostPosted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 11:56 am 
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Location: switzerland
First name: Patrick
Last Name: Hufschmid
City: Montreux
Country: Swizterland
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Status: Professional
Here are some pics of a guitar I'm currently working on...

-Crazy Oregon Myrtlewood Top!
-One piece sapelli body!
-West african ebony fingerboard!

Construction is super thin with a big cutaway. The heel is extremely confortable and the instrument is very light because the owner is like me, he has back problems! :twisted:

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still a couple more coats to go...

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This is how its looking like after the 3rd coat...

Its starting to look like an atomic bomb!

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I just received the pickups from Kent, the perfect match! Also working on the shielding...

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Mike Dotson
PostPosted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 4:31 pm 
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That's gorgeous!

I've made a few now with the beveled edges. It looks neat and makes a huge difference in the comfortable to play dept.
I like the way you turned it into an armrest feature on the top.
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helldunkel
PostPosted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 7:35 am 
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Mike Dotson wrote:
That's gorgeous!

I've made a few now with the beveled edges. It looks neat and makes a huge difference in the comfortable to play dept.
I like the way you turned it into an armrest feature on the top.


Thank you :) I'm going to be stringing it up tomorrow, cant wait!

Here are some pics of another creation which I just finished a couple days ago, check this out [:Y:]


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Gabby Losch
PostPosted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 4:26 pm 
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City: Brookline
State: MA
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Looking great! Why did you use 6 neck screws on the second guitar and 4 on the current build?
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Kamusur
PostPosted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 6:39 am 
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First name: Steve
Last Name: Curtis
City: Mangrove Mountain
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Zip/Postal Code: 2250
Country: Australia
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The first axe looks like burnished platinum.. its insane..Love the assymetry at the tail...nice
Guessing the top of the 2nd has had the treatment as well ya mmhhhmmm psst dont tell us how you did em

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helldunkel
PostPosted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 7:01 am 
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Gabby Losch wrote:
Looking great! Why did you use 6 neck screws on the second guitar and 4 on the current build?


Thank you :)

The 6 bolts does not really do anything its just a customer request :lol:


Kamusur wrote:
The first axe looks like burnished platinum.. its insane..Love the assymetry at the tail...nice
Guessing the top of the 2nd has had the treatment as well ya mmhhhmmm psst dont tell us how you did em

Steve


Its a blend of natural stains, several different colours, sanding back adding more, sanding back etc...

One of the stains is local wine :mrgreen:

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strings are finally installed, soon time to rock!

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