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    Default W&B Dreadnought in the making

    Found this diamond in the rough for next to nothing. Had a split in toe that had to go. Couldn't ask for a better location. So I started working on another little project.
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    Unpinned it and cracked the scales the rest of the way. No worries, Ive got something better planned in black horn bark.
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    Finished the rough grinding and shaping of the new toe. The crack in the blade toe had to go. Now it has the beginnings of a nice new dreadnought tip.
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    Hit it with 2000 grit wet to dry to see what was under the gunk and grim. To my surprise no rust, no pits no chips. Just a few spots that should sand out.
    That is, until I dropped the d@@n thing on the concrete floor of the garage and put one he!! of a split in the heal.
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    Project is now deader than a door nail. My first Mission Failure.
    Oh well, on to the next one.
    Last edited by Suticat; 01-21-2016 at 01:35 AM.
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