 Now you simply run the piece through the sander and sand off the spruce backing. Here you can see the "show side"of the rosette showing for the first time. Sand it all smooth, then turn it over and sand the back side until the sound hole piece falls out. |  here they are, glued in, the sound hole created, sanded smooth down to .80. ready to put on the instrument (after a few more functions like cutting to shape and installing the braces.) |
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Margery Lillibridge Loves her Pinecone
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Margery received her Concert Pinecone in August of 2019. She reports that she loves it and really enjoys playing it.
Margery lives in the Seattle area and was able to visit the workshop to pick up her instrument. |