As I approached "retirement" (lawyers never really retire) I took up building guitars. After almost 2 years I have completed 6 instruments and want to thank the members of this forum for their varied and informative discussions. Almost every question I had was answered somewhere on the site. In addition veterans like John Hall have been very helpful whenever I call his shop. Thank you to all who share their wisdom and experience on this site.
Here are a few shots of an old guy's efforts (forgive iphone distortion at times):
Thanks from an old guy
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Thanks from an old guy
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Re: Thanks from an old guy
You're very welcome.
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Re: Thanks from an old guy
These days, a retreat to the shop is needed to retain some amount of emotional balance. We're fortunate to have that portal. The news outside makes heads explode.
(I, too, took to building guitars (nine and counting) as a finally-got-the-time activity after retirement. See above.)
(I, too, took to building guitars (nine and counting) as a finally-got-the-time activity after retirement. See above.)
peter havriluk
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Re: Thanks from an old guy
These days, a retreat to the shop is needed to retain some amount of emotional balance.
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- Randall Newcomb
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out - another good day in the shop