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

but what is the question 6x7?

tcsned wrote:

cSuttle wrote: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 wrote:

tcsned wrote:

cSuttle wrote: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.

JonnyBoy wrote: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.

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

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.

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

Rusty the Scoob wrote: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.

KCJones wrote: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.