#143 from Blues Creek Guitars

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#143 from Blues Creek Guitars

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here are some pics of my latest build # 143 This one is a 000-12 fret. This was some of the nicest BRW I have seen in a long time . The rosette is pre war period no plastic. All assembly is with Fish Glue . Ivroid binding and the neck will soon be finished . The top is Adirondack as are the braces . This one is for Jon Garon of My Favorite Guitars . It will get Nitro on the finish .
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Here are more shots of the body
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NICE.

John is that all the go bars you use when glueing up the back braces or have you removed some for the pictures?

I don't use a go bar deck, so I'm just going by photos I've seen of them in use, but it seems like you are using them quite sparingly.

thanks,
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that was all I needed. I like to get a good dry fit . The better the fit the less it takes to clamp.
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makes you wonder about the usual photos of the go-bar 'forest' doesn't it?
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Many do over clamp . You haven't lived till the go bar shrapnel attacks .
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Super sides on that one John. Congrats on the latest.
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thanks
I can't wait to see this under finish , there is so much veining on this . Top is braced to 1937 spec 24.9 .
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I like, I like!
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Looking good! Keep us up to date on it!
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