LOTS OF PROJECTS NEARING COMPLETION...

[jingle_jangle]

Here is that 700S/6 in Teaburst, along with some siblings...sort of a "butcher cover"

[winston]

Oh Wow!

[jch]

Beautiful!

[cjj]

Very purdy!

But, it looks like some sort of accident scene with all those bodies and parts scattered around...


Love those "Dagwood" headstocks on the ones against the wall...

[billydlight]

[heinpete]

They're originals, but Asian ("exploding")variations, as the pin swages were all bad and wouldn't even peen over--I had to drill and tap them for tiny screws to hold them together.

Thanx a lot, Paul! You saved them!

[8mileshigh]

Teaburst........very nice!

Can't wait to see the fishtail 12 string when it's finished........interesting.

[ozover50]

Teaburst........very nice!

Real nice but ..... Guinnessglo for me, matey!!

Or perhaps Otterglo..........

[jwilli]

Mmmm, Fishtail headstocks....6 and 12 string....

[jingle_jangle]

How many different names do we have for these headstocks? Jwilli and I have been calling them "fishtails", I've heard "steerhorn", "batwing", "seagull", and most recently humor was injected: "Dagwood"!

Anybody else want to try?

"Notice the laminated sandwich construction of the Dagwood headstock..."

dagwood.jpg (29.83 KiB) Viewed 1981 times

[cableracer]

The Splittail, or Sacramento splittail, Pogonichthys macrolepidotus, is a cyprinid fish native to the low-elevation waters of the Central Valley in California

[jingle_jangle]

Dagwood's got it covered. Fourth down from the top.

[rickaddict]

I always like a good crustacean on my sandwich... Gives 'em a little "crunch."

My vote is for Dagwood to be the official name, BTW!

But that's just tootin' my own horn:

viewtopic.php?p=636538#p636538

[marc61]

Dagtail - incorporates the best of both words

[cableracer]

Dagtail - incorporates the best of both words

...or..Splitwood