It appears to me that the lower-most and middle parts of the block has the most action or at least I find the most interesting. I am seeing the body upside down with the horn on the bottom right. Please advise if you see it differently. Wish I could see this with some ace-tone on it. Perhaps that is not so important. No matter what, I really dig this piece of wood.

Will 'tone that wood for you shortly. In the meantime, wouldn't you like to see how that swirly Macassar Ebony fingerboard turned out?
 

 
Wow!

Wow is right!!

.....A rather visually deadly combo! All great stuff to see and further dream about. Thank you for your time and effort to satisfy my curiosity. As you can well imagine, I can hardly wait!!

I wonder what time it is? My watch batterie has died and the sun has gone down.

Other parts in the works, like the template for the first 12-string Knobby:
 

 
Let us know how you like it.

Must. Suppress. Urge. To. Order. New. Bass.
 
Where will it stop?!?
 
Brad

LIKE IT? ABSOLUTELY!! WOW! How wide is the area closest to the nut? Is that the anticipated width or will it modified to what ever it is or becomes? Is the knob the same size as my Lion's knob?

This one's gonna be spectacular! Congrats David!

Must. Suppress. Urge. To. Order. New. Bass. Ditto. LOL!!!!

Thank you...thank you, one and all. I'm really looking forward to the cutting, design and placement of the fine Redwood that will be used on this creation.

When this one gets finished I'm going to need one of Paul TBO's stockings!
 
John

I'm gonna open an Internetstore! For special clients I can do a list with possible banks to rob in their neighbourhood.
Hehehehehehehehehehehe
 
PTBO

After we spoke yesterday, Bob said it was fine to slice open the Camatillo.
 

 
I think the other stick can get sliced in a couple of days.

ah no....i don't thique this piter isof a Bob. i go back and look. may be dare iz to Bobs'. some thique iz VERRY rong hear. i all so thique the board iz to wide.
 
(Message edited by bigbass on January 12, 2006)