Hi Mark mate, the link took me to clubhouse but apologised for not being able to find it. I am a member of the clubhouse so I should be able to find it with a bit of digging, will let you know one way or another. Have a good weekend and will talk again soon, Chris. :)
P.S. is that Sekonda parking as that is where I want to leave my cheap watch, my other watch is a Timex but there you go, if it's Honda parking then I used to have an early Honda bike, leather gear and long hair days, before that I was a mod with a Lambretta TV 175, my dad sold me his Honda Accord in I think the late seventies/early eighties. The best car I ever had was a Singer Le Mans but have none of them anymore sadly, hope I have not bored you to death mate, the best to you and yours, Chris. :)
Wow man and two of them, wish I had enough cash to tempt you to sell me one but it would be a crime to split them up, brothers in arms forever!!!!!!! I so like these and would love to give my two sons one each they would be over the moon, if I had a go at making a couple mate where would I start? Beauty is not in the eye of the beholder because nobody could dispute this sheer elegance, man you have a real talent, wish I had something that I could sell or swap with you but you would not let your babies go!!!!!!!!!! Top dog builds, well done mate you have my respect, hope you don't mind me making a very slight crit but when the finish has a couple of months to harden well I would final finish with a car paint reviver (UK known as T-cut) but the grain has to be well filled or it will leave white deposits. I use super glue as a finish filler and needs open air and huge ventilation but six or more coats in twenty minutes with the smooth kitchen roll and leave for a day or two and megga shine, far better than sprayed anything mate. On a final note a job well done by a master craftsman Mark, beyond reproach, I bow to your Lutherian prowess mate, as we say here in the old UK gob smacked! All the best mate, Chris. :) :) :)
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Hi Mark mate, the link took me to clubhouse but apologised for not being able to find it. I am a member of the clubhouse so I should be able to find it with a bit of digging, will let you know one way or another. Have a good weekend and will talk again soon, Chris. :)
Chris, if you are interested in building your own I did a builders blog on how I build them. Here http://handmademusicclubhouse.com/group/buildersprogressblogs/forum...
Thanks for the nice comments on the pair of jumbos.
P.S. is that Sekonda parking as that is where I want to leave my cheap watch, my other watch is a Timex but there you go, if it's Honda parking then I used to have an early Honda bike,
leather gear and long hair days, before that I was a mod with a Lambretta TV 175, my dad sold me his Honda Accord in I think the late seventies/early eighties. The best car I ever had was a Singer Le Mans but have none of them anymore sadly, hope I have not bored you to death mate, the best to you and yours, Chris. :)
Wow man and two of them, wish I had enough cash to tempt you to sell me one but it would be a crime to split them up, brothers in arms forever!!!!!!! I so like these and would love to give my two sons one each they would be over the moon, if I had a go at making a couple mate where would I start? Beauty is not in the eye of the beholder because nobody could dispute this sheer elegance, man you have a real talent, wish I had something that I could sell or swap with you but you would not let your babies go!!!!!!!!!! Top dog builds, well done mate you have my respect, hope you don't mind me making a very slight crit but when the finish has a couple of months to harden well I would final finish with a car paint reviver (UK known as T-cut) but the grain has to be well filled or it will leave white deposits. I use super glue as a finish filler and needs open air and huge ventilation but six or more coats in twenty minutes with the smooth kitchen roll and leave for a day or two and megga shine, far better than sprayed anything mate. On a final note a job well done by a master craftsman Mark, beyond reproach, I bow to your Lutherian prowess mate, as we say here in the old UK gob smacked! All the best mate, Chris. :) :) :)