Irish Bouzouki
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Some more progress on the bouzouki. Box closed and rebates cut. I didn't have any trouble with splintering on the redwood. I like using a heat gun to slightly soften the tape before pulling off. Maple binding with a simple top purfling. Bound the fingerboard with maple as well. Fitting the neck to the body was actually easier than I thought. I left the neck a little proud of the body, got the center and angel of the neck where I wanted it, bolted it up and the sanded the final neck to body transition as a unit. Bridge has masked off and finishing started.
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A couple more pics.
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More pics.
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Thanks Ed. Getting close to done. Tru oil again for me, this time no pore fill.
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Gorgeously gorgeous
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
great looking finish! Really deep looking colors.
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Wow, this is REALLY cool! I love the wood.