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    DB - it'd have to be a bass though... Have seen them somewhere.

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    Excellent project Lawry, very cool. Next project can be a ripstick for sure

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    looks excellent Lozza, well done mate and I haven't needed to give you any coaching. Well done figuring it all out on your own, and your right most of a CBG can be built with hand tools other than the tuner holes.
    Think I experimented with similar tunings Loz.
    Wayne is about 70% through a CBG bass build, he just needs to sort out a bridge arrangement.
    So Loz will the string end be held with the hinge holes ?
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    Nice job so far Lozza, makes me really want to build one haha!

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    @Wokka. Yeah the hinge had two screw holes in it and I drilled two more.
    @Pest. This is only my first CBG and it has been an easy, fun and fast build. And cheap. What's not to love. Go for it mate!

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    Alright. She's finished. Acoustically at least. I'll be putting a pickup in soon but for now she's alive.
    Have installed the frets, applied some stick-on fret markers, added the machine heads, clear coated the neck and used superglue on the fretboard.



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    And here she is...

    http://youtu.be/SX_LBotWHeY

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    Wicked Lawry, absolutely wicked mate!

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    Lawry, that is a great guitar, well done, it's going to sound fantastic with a pickup

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    Damn that's nice.



    My Cigar Box efforts are in bits in the shed.
    A Mate of mine from Geelong has gotten into them.
    He's even makin Mountain Dulcimers. or strum sticks as he calls em.
    One of the Ciggy Boxxes I built had a Dulcimer fretboard. But F--- mke I couldn't deal with those missing frets. Lol.
    Plan is to use some 40x20mm offcusts from the last eagle 11 I built as a necks. Just got to wait for me mate Tony AKA Brudda to get back from QLD

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