Inlays

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richard37066 wrote:Bent -

You know how much I enjoy your talents and creations. I'm saying the following with tongue firmly planted in cheek: - Have ya ever looked at a beautiful piece of wood like you have pictured and said to yourself - Damn, I sure hope I don't screw this up!

Richard
Richard - Yes I have, many times, and yes, I have also screwed it up many times. Like right now. Looks like I have to go get one more piece of curly. Drilled teh screw holes 1/16" to close to the edge. &%!#@**^%!
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Pat, that is just stunning. Looks like that board and the apron board of the one in England came from the same log!

I do believe you you NB'ers have a nice stash of b'eye - that's where my boards came from.

Dave W...please forgive us for getting carried away and hijacking your thread :oops:
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No problemo Bent, its always good to hear comments from all you guys.
Stormy, here's a photo or 3 of the underside of my D10 9+8 which I built some 4 years ago. Nothing much to look at really, just simple solid mechanics. I will post the new D10 photos when she is completed, I hope that you like them.

Dave. :D
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Hi guys,

I just thought that you may be interested in this quilted maple that I managed to get my hands on. It was MEGA expensive and the guy who I bought it from said that in all his years of dealing with wood that he had never seen such a beautiful piece. I took the photos with my mobile phone, but in reality the wood looks 3D, I think it is STUNNING! I'm playing with stains at the mo, I may leave it plain old blond but not sure as I've put a blue stain on it. I think that this one is mine and not for sale as the wood is so unique.

Dave. :geek:
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There should be an international law against painting, or putting any kind of covering on a piece of wood like this. Clear,or transparent stain only !!!!!!!!!!!!! There are no words to give justice to what I'm seeing in this thread.Awesome...

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:shock: Dave ....yer killin me here bro, everything you have done , that I've seen, is AWESOME........btw have you ever thought about adopting an old ugly bass player :roll: .. :lol:
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Storm Rosson wrote::shock: Dave ....yer killin me here bro, everything you have done , that I've seen, is AWESOME........btw have you ever thought about adopting an old ugly bass player :roll: .. :lol:
If so, would you please consider a second one also? Pretty please.....
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Dave -

Since you've adopted two old kids, I'll come live with ya and do chores - if you'll allow me in your shop.

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You are ALL too kind, I thank you ALL for your very kind coments, they only make me strive for better things. Stormy, I hope that the photo of the underside is ok for you? Allan, Bill and Richard, I'm just a B.O.F. really, and an old one at that! or so my wife says, ha, ha. But I do love this instrument.

Dave. :D
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:D Dave, thx buddy ...you rock holmes........ :mrgreen:
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