Hi from San Antonio,TX!

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jasonparne11
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Hi from San Antonio,TX!

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I ordered a walnut/cedar OM StewMac kit back during Covid and have worked on it in little spurts as I've had time. I'm finally getting back to it and plan to finish it this year. Along the way, I've acquired other tonewood pieces when I caught them on sale, so I'll take what I've learned and the tools I've picked up (or jigs I've made) along the way to keep building.

I appreciate how open this and other luthier communities have been to newbie questions and pointing me towards where to find parts and tools. I look forward to learning more here and hopefully helping some other newbies get started!

Thanks,

Jason
jread
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Welcome. Let us know how it goes. We love pictures. ;)
Kevin Sjostrand
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Hi Jason
Walnut and cedar is a Wonderful combination and I think you're going g to like the warmth in the sound.
Yes please show us what you've done so far.

Kevin
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post pics and ask questions
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scamp
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Welcome. When in doubt, ask. The experienced people on this forum are a great help. They certainly have helped and continue to help me.
MaineGeezer
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Yep we're a friendly bunch, and no question is too basic or screw-up too stupid to ask or seek help recovering from.
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TEETERFAN
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Re: Hi from San Antonio,TX!

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Welcome! Yes, lots of very helpful and experienced folks here, willing to assist. Looking forward to seeing your project!
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