Benedetto's book
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Kevin in California
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Re: Benedetto's book
Sounds a bit like I'll be the guinea pig builder around here.
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Kevin in California
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Got the wood. It is AWESOME.
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Dave Bagwill
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Re: Benedetto's book
That looks great, Kevin! And this is from Bow River?
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Kevin in California
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Yes, it was about $370 with the shipping for this kit of wood, 2A grade flamed maple
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Kevin in California
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Not ready to start a building log yet, but continuing to plan, and gather parts, etc.
I got a set of MOP block fretboard inlays that are very nice off Ebay and I got them for a song. Looking at humbucker pickups that attach under the finger rest/pick guard. Volume and tone controls, tuning machines, headstock inlays. I ordered some last name logo inlays in MOP from DePaule today. They said up to 7 weeks because of the Chinese New Year.
I got a set of MOP block fretboard inlays that are very nice off Ebay and I got them for a song. Looking at humbucker pickups that attach under the finger rest/pick guard. Volume and tone controls, tuning machines, headstock inlays. I ordered some last name logo inlays in MOP from DePaule today. They said up to 7 weeks because of the Chinese New Year.
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Kevin in California
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Sweet, thank you John. I know it will be a big help.