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Thanks. I'm glad it was useful to you.

Nice first instructable.

I never heard this guitar before the damage so I have no way to compare. I suspect the difference in tone would be pretty small.

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Yeah. I do like to fiddle around with broken stuff.

nice job!

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Very impressed with your treadling. I think the 8 stitches per inch looks good. Finer stitches will weaken the leather because of more holes closer together. If anything make the stitches a little longer. It will be plenty strong.

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yes, but it's ok...

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You are welcome.

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Fun to see your process. She reminds me of the Grinch.

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It definitely would...Thanks

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Thanks. I was thinking it looks like a cartoon, too...

Yes, fixing things is so satifying.

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Nice job. Your leather work is amazing. I think the plywood would look better with some Danish oil or shellac on it to bring out the plys.

wow. great idea and beautifully executed. a clever way to add splines to your miters.

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What an amazing project. So much work and beautifully done. Would love to see a photo of the whole bike with the bag.

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Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks. Those sound good...

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It's beautiful. Great pictures.

I have always wondered what they were for, too. I got them at a surplus store years ago. So sorry, I don't know. I looked online as well and came up with nothing other than expensive carbon fiber tubes.

Yes. thanks. They are great and healthy!

I'm glad you made them.

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