Yes, that is him. As far as I know he doesn't have a website but getgomusic {at} aol [dot] com is his email address.
He did the finish on my first two guitars and they are both spectacular examples of catalyzed polyurethane.
Stewmac Kit. Should I accept this?
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Jim_H
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Re: Stewmac Kit. Should I accept this?
My poorly maintained "Blog"
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JLT
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Re: Stewmac Kit. Should I accept this?
Well, I just made a very nice mandolin with a back that was about 2.5 mm thick (about 0.101"). If you decide you don't want that piece, I can give it a good home...bnjp wrote:[ I just didn't know what the optimal thickness should be and whether I would have enough left after sanding.
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bnjp
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Re: Stewmac Kit. Should I accept this?
Wouldn't have minded keeping it for another purpose, but they asked for it back. Sent me a prepaid label along with the new back/sides.JLT wrote: Well, I just made a very nice mandolin with a back that was about 2.5 mm thick (about 0.101"). If you decide you don't want that piece, I can give it a good home...
Bryan 