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Tim, mind if I ask what you pore fill the Wenge fretboard with?
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Hi Fred,
I used Glu BOOST, “Fill n Finish” applied with Scott Brand blue shop cloth’s in a French Polish method. After a coat I hit it with Glu Boost’s aerosol accelerator. After it’s kicked and dry, I block sand level with 320. The last step is to apply a coat of Howard’s liquid wax which is a blend of beeswax, Carnuba and Orange oil. |
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Here is our last exhibit which is quite unique in that the top, back and sides are all Torrified woods. The body is our LowLander shape, the top is Torrified Sitka Spruce, the back and double sides are Torrified Red Maple, Cocobolo + Maple bindings throughout. Wenge FB, peg head and bridge with Red Palm inlays and rosette.
If anyone is looking for a light weight, full size guitar this may interest you? |
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Just for fun, make a bridge from Wenge then compare it to the weight of Ebony. It will make you giggle and the tone is every bit as good as BRW.
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Tim, you're evil. At least tell him to wear gloves!
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(2006) Larrivee OM-03R, (2009) Martin D-16GT, (1998) Fender Am Std Ash Stratocaster, (2013) McKnight McUke, (1989) Kramer Striker ST600, a couple of DIY builds (2013, 2023) |
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OK ... wear gloves. It’s really not bad to work with as long as you keep your witts about you.
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Witt's? Did I have to keep them?
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Nah, just toss em and enjoy the ride.
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