Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
The Cherrywood I received from Bob has finally been sanded and sides bent. I love the color but am stumped for binding. Take a look.
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Re: Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
I have made a few cherry guitars and I like tortice as it makes a nice color blend with the cherry. I also like walnut if you want a wood binding. If you want a lighter contrast Sycamore is lighter and gives you an option
John Hall
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Blues Creek Guitars Inc
Authorized CF Martin Repair Center
president of Association of Stringed Instrument Artisans
http://www.bluescreekguitars.com
Re: Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
How about Rosewood? I could carry it through with Rosewood headplate and a Rosewood stringer in a laminated neck. I do like Walnut though.
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Re: Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
Walnut contrasts well with Cherry, also could be the start of an all domestic theme.
David L
David L
Re: Cherrywood from the Zootman finally bent
If tortoise celluloid is used, I found this tip - can anyone else share their gluing practice with the celluloid?
Tip: Titebond, or any other yellow wood glue, does well with celluloid bindings if you paint acetone on the gluing side to soften the bindings. Been doing my guitars this way for quite a while.... (Mario)
Tip: Titebond, or any other yellow wood glue, does well with celluloid bindings if you paint acetone on the gluing side to soften the bindings. Been doing my guitars this way for quite a while.... (Mario)