Stunning inlay by Cliff Suttle of www.SharkInlay.com

[tcsned]

Actually that would be 42? You need to reread the book.

but what is the question 6x7?

[JonnyBoy]

Actually that would be 42? You need to reread the book.

but what is the question 6x7?

Oh yhea, 42. No wonder I don't know much about life, the universe and Everything. (This is a reference to Douglas Adams trilogy, Hitchhiker's Guide....)

So Long, and thanks for all the fish, shark....--JB

[JonnyBoy]

Actually that would be 42? You need to reread the book.

but what is the question 6x7?

Oh yhea, 42. No wonder I don't know much about life, the universe and Everything. (This is a reference to Douglas Adams trilogy, Hitchhiker's Guide....)

So Long, and thanks for all the fish, shark....--JB

They also say don't eat the yellow snow! and remember your towel.

[cSuttle]

So Long, and thanks for all the fish, shark....--JB

That's clever, very clever.

And remember, we never did find out what the question was.

[cSuttle]

Just made another one of these for a Post Guitar. Cool looking axe.

[Rusty the Scoob]

Awesome work, Cliff! I take it you program everything into something like a CNC machine so it's easily replicatable? Because that looks exactly like the first one. Just curious, no need to give away your methods if you don't want to.

[KCJones]

Cliff, beautiful work man! If possible, you might want to consider countersinking the screw hole and using a white flathead screw to blend in.

[cSuttle]

Awesome work, Cliff! I take it you program everything into something like a CNC machine so it's easily replicatable? Because that looks exactly like the first one. Just curious, no need to give away your methods if you don't want to.

Yes, I use a cam. There are a few changes on this one though. I always try to improve.

[cSuttle]

Cliff, beautiful work man! If possible, you might want to consider countersinking the screw hole and using a white flathead screw to blend in.

Those are good ideas, but I didn't install it. That was done over at PostGuitars.