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Speakerlab Seven restoration

Just the top on one speaker, and the trim on both left to go!
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If I make it on the 26th, I am going to bug you guys for the 5 minute lesson on veneering. Your photos make it look pretty easy. If there is a potential problem with veneering, I have every confidence that I will find it.

Nice job!

What's with the "If I can make it?" :nono:

The reality is that organizing and putting together one of these events is a bit of work and the success is due to the participants and attendees. If there isn't sufficient interest and turnout to justify renting the room, it makes it very hard to suggest doing future events. The Pacific Northwest Audio Society is footing the bill, so all you have to do is show up.

Best Regards,
TerryO
 
Okay, Terry, I will be there. I will get up extra early and put in my time on the front patio project. Thanks for helping me get my priorities straight :yes: I have been lurking on your web site a bit and this seems like it will be great fun. Plus, I will be able to see these 7s in person!
 
Veneer is 100% done. My dad says he did a job that would be A+ work or specifically 97%.

I'll go in tomorrow directly after school and put on a coat or two of watco oil and take some nice pictures.

I hope you guys are still on the edge of your seats...
 
How does the Watco finish look? It's been 12 hours since your last post. You have had ample time to apply the oil - you're slipping.


Great job you've done, you, Laith and your Pop.
 
I'm not typically a fan of zebra wood or even zebrawood, but these turned out looking excellent. Congrats guys.
 
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