Another Kinnard Build :)

iDavid

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My Kinnard build is up a running!

It has been a pleasure to work with Kevin. I have sent endless emails and learned much about wood combos, just a great experience thus far.

Tenor: 13 fret
Top Material: Red Cedar
Back and Sides: Honduran Rosewood
Binding: Curly Koa
Rosette: 3 rings
Bridge: Rosewood
Sound port: yes
Neck: Mahogany
Width: 1 3/8
Paddle Headstock
Face place: Honduran Rosewood
Logo: Gold
Tuners: Gotoh UPT black
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Side markers: (double dots 7th and 12th)
Nut and Saddle: bone
Finish: High Gloss
 

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That Honduran rosewood with sapwood showing is gorgeous!
Looking forward to more pics !
 
Gonna be a looker!!! And I bet it will have a nice, warm tone to it!
 
That is thoroughly lovely. Wow. Can't wait to see more and eventually hear it.
 
It would appear that one of the secrets of the Kinnard sound is building 90 degrees from vertical.:cool:
 
Looking good!

Wow, John sure does wear those magnifiers a lot. No wonder every detail is perfect.
 
Looking good!

Wow, John sure does wear those magnifiers a lot. No wonder every detail is perfect.

Actually, Hodge, I think I've figured out John's methodology. He actually arranges the molecules in such a way that the (valence?) bond that holds the atoms together is actually tightened. In order to move all the atoms closer, he needs his magnifying glasses. This technique accounts for the remarkable tightness in details. : )

David, that back figuring is wonderful. Love to watch this. Thanks.
 
John was some very nice sets to pick from. I am thrilled with how it is shaping up.

Thanks Doc, it is looking good and so does your Kinnard!
 
Really shaping up. Going to be spectacular! Thanks for sharing the pics.
 
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