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Some nice work. Im more of a black tolex kinda guy, but appreciate the beauty & craftsmanship that goes into that stuff. Really nice.
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It's amazing work. I've seem his woodwork website before and the guy is ridiculously talented.


That said, musicians are conservative bitches and prefer black tolex (myself included). Sad but true.
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Bob definitely does awesome work
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give me money, and I can make those for you. I have access to a CNC router too. :o
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:love:

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Hugh Jaynus wrote:give me money, and I can make those for you. I have access to a CNC router too. :o



Difference. He has done it, and you haven't. I could machine one out of various metals and plastics as I am a cnc machinist, but that involves time and skill as well. Theres no telling how long it would take me just to draw it out in CAM.
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love the wood, would commit hatecrimes on the tribal. srs why the FUCK does anyone put anyhting tribal on fucking anything. its 2013. put a bird on it.
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primeholy wrote:Difference. He has done it, and you haven't. I could machine one out of various metals and plastics as I am a cnc machinist, but that involves time and skill as well. Theres no telling how long it would take me just to draw it out in CAM.


true, but I also don't see it as something that would make me any money.
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Y0UNGBL00D wrote:love the wood, would commit hatecrimes on the tribal. srs why the FUCK does anyone put anyhting tribal on fucking anything. its 2013. put a bird on it.


Yeah, the tribal thing is a bit played out. I'm not wearing Jnco jeans or listening to Limp Bizkit, what use do I have for the tribal design?
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primeholy wrote:
Hugh Jaynus wrote:give me money, and I can make those for you. I have access to a CNC router too. :o



Difference. He has done it, and you haven't. I could machine one out of various metals and plastics as I am a cnc machinist, but that involves time and skill as well. Theres no telling how long it would take me just to draw it out in CAM.


The other difference is Bob's a cool guy. Hugh Jaynus, well.... :cop:
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Hugh Jaynus wrote:
primeholy wrote:Difference. He has done it, and you haven't. I could machine one out of various metals and plastics as I am a cnc machinist, but that involves time and skill as well. Theres no telling how long it would take me just to draw it out in CAM.


true, but I also don't see it as something that would make me any money.



Definately. I couldnt see making any money at it either. I guess if you consider it as a hobby and enjoy it though. I would hate to see the price tag on that thing.
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nightflameauto wrote:
Rampage wrote:
Y0UNGBL00D wrote:love the wood, would commit hatecrimes on the tribal. srs why the FUCK does anyone put anyhting tribal on fucking anything. its 2013. put a bird on it.


Yeah, the tribal thing is a bit played out. I'm not wearing Jnco jeans or listening to Limp Bizkit, what use do I have for the tribal design?


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nightflameauto wrote:
Rampage wrote:
Y0UNGBL00D wrote:love the wood, would commit hatecrimes on the tribal. srs why the FUCK does anyone put anyhting tribal on fucking anything. its 2013. put a bird on it.


Yeah, the tribal thing is a bit played out. I'm not wearing Jnco jeans or listening to Limp Bizkit, what use do I have for the tribal design?


Are you Kerry King?


I don't consider Jagermeister to be a high class beverage, so no.
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I can appreciate the craftsmanship of the box, but I'm not into those carvings.
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nightflameauto wrote:
Rampage wrote:I don't consider Jagermeister to be a high class beverage, so no.


That also rules you out from being a college douchebag or one of my idiot cousins in Rapid City.

Carry on, then.


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I never knew who bought all the Jagermeister and Bud Light Lime until I went to college.
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nightflameauto wrote:
Rampage wrote:lol

I never knew who bought all the Jagermeister and Bud Light Lime until I went to college.


My cousin got my dad and me going on Jag one night late at the bar when we weren't thinking clearly already. What a clusterfail that night turned into. :facepalm:


Worst drinking night of my life involved Jagermeister. I can't even smell it without my gag reflex being triggered.
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Thanks guys!

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That said, musicians are conservative bitches and prefer black tolex (myself included). Sad but true.


You're absolutely right. It's hard to even call it a niche market because there are so few interested.

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Definately. I couldnt see making any money at it either. I guess if you consider it as a hobby and enjoy it though. I would hate to see the price tag on that thing.


Right again. The amount of time and effort that goes into these is pretty high even with a CNC doing the carving. There just aren't people willing to pay even remotely a fair value for them. This kind of custom work is something I enjoy doing but isn't a revenue generator. My best customer right now is a custom interior renovator that I've been making fluted columns for. It's simple work that can be done efficiently on the CNC and actually generates revenue.

I've had loads of inquiries for these cabs but the appetite just isn't there once they find out the cost, and that's with me giving huge discounts over what they really should be selling for.
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