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chas smith Member Posts: 3168 |
posted 06 February 2002 11:43 AM
Jim, the T-11,11,16 and the Marlen T-10 are caught up in restore/rebuild limbo at the moment, nobody wants to see them finished more than I do, but I've been distracted by other stuff. These things tend to be all consuming and my intention is to upgrade the underneath mechanics with a different system than the one I used on my Professional. On that guitar, between the design, fabrication (I don't have CNC) and assembly, I spent around 200 hours. |
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Jim Phelps Member Posts: 2936 |
posted 11 February 2002 11:38 PM
That is one fantastic-looking Bud! |
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