B/wood parlour
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B/wood parlour
I've just finished this guitar, a parlour size made from another great set of b/wood from Pete plenty of figure in it, the Huon top is also from Pete. Mahogany neck, EIRW f/b and bridge, jarrah bindings on the body and b/w bindings on the f/b. I used off cuts for the rosette and h/stock veneer. Hard shellac finish. Grover tuners. Sounds great I'm a bit of a Huon fan now, this is about the 4th time I've used it.
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Nice! How is the armrest attached, magnetised? Also, the endgraft is interesting with the asymmetrical end to the sides and with an ebony inlay. I feel like there is a story there. Anyhoo, very nice instrument



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Thanks guys. You’re on the ball Trent, I cut one of the sides to a wrong pencil line which left the side about 20mm short so I widened the tail block and did a bit of creative work with the end graft normally I use a piece of bindings but couldn’t this time, nice pick up lol. Wayne
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Noticed it but was a bit afraid to ask what was going on.

56nortondomy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 2:21 pmThanks guys. You’re on the ball Trent, I cut one of the sides to a wrong pencil line which left the side about 20mm short so I widened the tail block and did a bit of creative work with the end graft normally I use a piece of bindings but couldn’t this time, nice pick up lol. Wayne
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We all make mistakes I don't mind owning up ( when I get caught out
) . The arm rest is glued on Trent.
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I am sure we all make 'em and have that sinking feeling as you realise you have two treble sides or compensated nut I made on the weekend56nortondomy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 8:19 pmWe all make mistakes I don't mind owning up ( when I get caught out) . The arm rest is glued on Trent.
Wayne
turns out to be left-handed

Good recovery by the way!
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Beautiful guitar and well done on the recovery- I missed it.....
Really like the huon top- how do you find it compares?
Really like the huon top- how do you find it compares?
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Thanks Jim, I quite like the Huon. I think it sounds great maybe not quite as bright as spruce a little more mellow. I’m currently building a selmer that has a Huon top, owners request be interesting to see what it sounds like it has BRW b/s. Wayne
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Wow that is a beautiful looking guitar! Nice curves ... beautiful timbers
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Thanks Peter, I'm pretty happy with it despite the stuff up.
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Hi Wayne,
I hope you don't mind me harping back to the earlier comments but........
Here's one that I had to "adjust"
I love what you've done .........
Gives me inspiration for all my future re-adjustments.
Cheers
I hope you don't mind me harping back to the earlier comments but........
Here's one that I had to "adjust"

Gives me inspiration for all my future re-adjustments.
Cheers
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No problem Pat, like I've said quite a few times, we all make stuff ups, there's usually some way around them ( maybe not every time ), gives the brain some exercise trying to figure out a solution ( after the initial swearing and cursing
).
Wayne

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A friend has just done a video of this guitar, if anyone wants a listen I've posted the link. Wayne
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-reU2QO ... e=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-reU2QO ... e=youtu.be
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Great Sound Wayne. I also liked the musical arrangements.
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Thanks Wayne, yeah I think he did a great job with the video and put a lot of effort into it..
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