Success - aint it sweet

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jartzh
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Success - aint it sweet

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Just finished my first guitar and want to thank all here for the help.
I used the Martin manual, Bill Cory's book, Martin helpdesk, and this forum.
Dont know what I would have done without all of them.

I now have an unique guitar, built from the D-41 kit but with koa binding on the neck, ebony neck, wenge bridge, mother of pearl on the binding of the headstock.

Just bought a case for it and looking for a pickup.

Thanks again to all!
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glad it worked out and that you enjoyed the process of building a guitar.
We are all here to help
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Feel free to post pictures of your guitar! We all like pictures! Its always encouraging and motivating for me when I see what other people are doing.
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Like we say on my metalworking forum, "No pictures, it didn't happen". (This forum needs smilies and a "Like" button).

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Added 3 pixs on the original post. and here is the rosewood back
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Head looks naked. need some lettering or something. do stick on letters (like on the D28 martins) look good or do I need to inlay something?
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Very nice guitar. Good job.

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Looks great!
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