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Tim Sander |
4 comments on “Fretboard inlays filled and sanded”
tymburrs Says:
Monday, July 30, 2012 @1:26:18 PM
Piratiana guinensis? (sp)/species French Guiana? Letterwood, Hieroglyphicwood, SNAKEWOOD!! sp.gr. near aluminum. That! is a Fretboard! Polish beyond Neptune. enjoyed, michael @ tymburrs
Tim Sander Says:
Monday, July 30, 2012 @1:50:35 PM
Snakewood it is. Gorgeous isn't it? Dense, smooth, and so interesting. Glad you like it. I think I was very lucky to find a piece large enough to use for fretboard and another couple for headstock overlays. Hard to find large sized pieces since it grows in a bush form.
tymburrs Says:
Monday, July 30, 2012 @2:09:39 PM
High end violin bows and arisocratic walking sticks(canes). You were lucky. I have access 2 all these woods michael
medenholm Says:
Saturday, September 22, 2012 @6:44:06 PM
I love the snakewood but also the unique end going into the head. I am interested how it turns out after fretting. Very beautiful and unusual. I really like it and your inlay not being too busy and taking away from the snakewood. Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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