#172 in process
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#172 in process
finished inlaying and binding the fret board for #172
snakewood binding
snakewood binding
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Re: #172 in process
Is that going to be a D45?
What width is that pearl on the board?
What width is that pearl on the board?
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Re: #172 in process
got more done , headstock inlay net pre set and fret board semi attached
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Re: #172 in process
Love the classic torch inlay. I have plans to build 12 fret 000 and would love to attempt an inlay like that. Looks great!
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Re: #172 in process
this will be a 42 . We just did a video on how to cut and inlay this very design. It will be on you tube soon. I like this design myself.
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Re: #172 in process
I don't know a lot about the original Martin options but my personal favourite is snowflake inlays and the torch headstock, which is what I plan to do with my 12 fret. Looking forward to the video!
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Re: #172 in process
Well more pearl work done. I got the headstock and top rim all bordered with pearl. This is not easy but well worth the time. This is the end result of about 8 hrs work. this is the headstock
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Re: #172 in process
Here is the top, you have to start at the extension.
with this being wood I often set the wood then drop in the purfling allow the glue to dry pull the poly strip and drop in the pearl.
with this being wood I often set the wood then drop in the purfling allow the glue to dry pull the poly strip and drop in the pearl.
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Re: #172 in process
Once the extension is set I can do the rim. I did the wood first , then dropped in the purfling and poly. I miter the joints pull the poly and drop in the pearl.
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