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    Another picture Andy sent me today, this one will be mine! Great to see it coming together. Will post more pics as they become available.
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    That's a killer looking piece of maple! Can't wait to see that with some stain! Andy's work is awesome!

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    Looks cool! Has he always used side braces? Is it a "tone thing" or an "I don't want any problems later" thing?

    That back wood is awesome!!!

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    Back wood is neato, for sure. It's very interesting to see a custom builders progress from wood in the raw to work of art. This will be a fun one to wacth.

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    Don't know about the side braces. I know Andy is very concerned about his instruments being around in a hundred years and he intends to build them to last. The back peice of quilted maple is from the same board that he built his DW #17. I asked him to send me a picture of the back peice. Should look very much like #17. (See attached picture). I will post new pictures as I receive them.
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    Sha...
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    ZAM!!!

    That's maple? Good looking piece of wood, that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by (SJennings @ April 22 2006, 02:48)
    #Has he always used side braces? #Is it a "tone thing" or an "I don't want any problems later" thing? #
    I have Driftwood #14, and it has side braces, so he's been using these for a while. I can't imagine it affests the tone much, as it's no wider than the kerfed lining... I guess it is a "I don't want any problems later" thing
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    WOW! That wood looks like it could be a liquid. Awesome piece of maple.

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    Here is another picture of the roughed in Back.
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    Here are the latest pics of my Mandolin, it's coming along beautifully and that back is going to really be a stunner!
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    And the back!
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    Am I seeing things?
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    Darren that is some crazy good wood. You'll have a mandolin to be proud of for sure. Its cool watching your mandolin come to life. I received my Mowry last week after watching it take shape since Febuary. The pictoral is a first class teaser. Lp
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    Awesome Germain!! Got a good laugh out of that! Thanks.
    JLP, Yeah I am really excited about it. It is going to be an awesome mandolin! Even though I had no part in building it, knowing that I had a big part in picking every detail and option makes it so much more personal. Hope you are happy with your Mowry. Do you have pics posted somewhere on the Cafe?
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    Looks real nice Darrin....cant wait to see it in person.

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    Quote Originally Posted by (F5G WIZ @ May 03 2006, 17:14)
    #Hope you are happy with your Mowry. #Do you have pics posted somewhere on the Cafe?
    Darrin I couldn't be happier. Its great listening to the tone develop. Do I have pics? Yeah they are all in the "post a pic of your mando" forum. There are 4 or 5 threads entitled "Mowry A." Check them out. I went with AD Red Spruce top, Quilted maple, James tp, Gotoh tuners, and the chestnut stain that Andrew has become famous for.
    You are in for quite a ride --- so hang on!! Lp
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    Thanks Scotti, you'll be sure to see and play it.
    JLP, will check it out. I'm also getting a James Tail Peice, Waverly tuners. Going to be a golden amber all over with a dark burst on the front only. I want a strong contrast like Driftwood #6 from the front to the sides and back. Going with Black binding and a three peice neck also life DW #6. Back of the Peg head will be Ebony. Black Ebony Knobs on the waverlys. Should look awesome. Andy seems pumped about the color selection. Not quite like anything he has made before.
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    OK JLP nice pictures but where is the finished product? Need to update your thread. Unless they are somewhere else.
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    Darrin they are in the Mowry A ---Completed pics thread. Bout halfway down this page. Lp



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    Here are the latest from Andy Poe. Binding is installed and body is pretty much finished. Inlay is in process so it is all coming together.
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    and the front, the black binding will flow nicely with the sandwiched neck.
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    Here is a drawing Andy put together for the headstock inlay.
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    Darrin that is absoutely spectacular. The wait is a killer aint it!! Calm down it will be here before you know it!! Lp
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    Andy's work is flawless!!!
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