Wes,
Thanks for your post about Brian Bayliss' web site.
I especially like the photo of Brian' s hand, in which he is holding a seat lug: it is the hand of a gifted and talented craftsman who works hard.
Jon Spangler who wishes he could afford to do more than just admire the work of such builders as brian, Bruce Gordon, et al... in Alameda, CA USA
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> Subject: [CR] Baylis text, pt 3
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> "Talk is cheap. The work must speak for itself. Simple as that."
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> http://brianbaylis.blogspot.com/
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> Pt 3 is up, which includes Brian's thoughts on craftsmanship and
> design.
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> Wes Oishi
> SoundCycles
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