Is old age affecting my brain ..or what?

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Just putting together 4 new Cuban mahogany tops ...and I ended up scrapping one of e'm :mad:...Can some one tell me how I managed to get the Bridge plate on the same side as the rosette ?:confused:...or did I put the rosette on the wrong side.?
 
Whoa. I am so sorry. Bummer! I totally see how that could happen, even though it isn't supposed to happen! May the balance of the day move along more to your liking, Mr. Timms!
 
You could start a new trend in having the rosette go all the way through and be visible from the inside too. Just install another on the new top side. Wait a minute, I started that trend last year!

Ed
 
Well I am amazed at how much you seem to get done so I think that making the odd mistake proves you are just human and not the machine I thought you were becoming!

But seriously, it happens to us all, young or old. Just keep the stories coming, we all need some light relief from time to time.
 
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maybe you could just burn your logo into the wood that is the bridge patch and then sell it on ebay as a 'Ken Timms' 'wallhanger' sign

I'm sure somebody would buy it
 
Answer to your question is "yes" :p
 
I always blame my "How on earth did I do that?" mistakes on a lack of sufficient coffee. :)

Then I blame my dexterity mistakes on too much coffee. :)
 
Don't worry, Ken. That's kind of like finding your car keys in your sock drawer. Just a relatively harmless oversight with no serious reason for concern!

And I'm right there with Hodge on the coffee thing. :rolleyes:
 
I actually almost did this too. I carefully laid out the bridge patch and bracing pattern on the top with the rosette obviously right there. I discovered my mistake before gluing anything thank-goodness, but it can happen. Blame it on distraction as not thinking what you are doing. Truth be told, I blamed it on a slight hang-over. Hang-overs and uke building? Dangerous combination.
 
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