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From Diamond Eagle on 1/29/2011 10:49:23 PM

So, does building a StewMac kit in the 80's count? In my defense I did my own Flying Eagle inlays. I want to build more, just need to set up a new shop.

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	Earls 5 says: 1/30/2011 3:01:54 AM As far as I am concerned it counts! Best wish'es on the new workshop.
	banjosam says: 1/30/2011 4:00:57 AM Building your own has to start somewhere. The inlaying, especially something as complicated as the flying eagle inlay is certainly no small task! It's fun to build a neck from scratch, but can be very frustrating at the same time. Welcome aboard. Sam
	5strings3picks1banjo says: 4/22/2011 3:27:17 AM Inlay is a real skill. Matching the heel to rim is another and getting the action height right. Fretting and finishing also. So yes it counts 100%
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