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Some of the wood is left-overs from boat building, mahogany back, sides, and neck, spruce top, ebony fret board, head plate, and bridge, graphite nut and saddle, Schaller tuners, nickel frets, oak edge banding, around the edge is inlayed turquoise, around the oval sound hole are bands of turquoise and silver/ebony dust.

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Some of the wood is left-overs from boat building, mahogany back, sides, and neck, spruce top, ebony fret board, head plate, and bridge, graphite nut and saddle, Schaller tuners, nickel frets, oak edge banding, around the edge is inlayed turquoise, around the oval sound hole are bands of turquoise and silver/ebony dust.
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Steve Moore :toad: (arrowbearmoore@toad.social)'s status on Thursday, 10-Oct-2024 13:04:37 JST Steve Moore :toad:
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6/ The thing I really wanted was an arch back 12-string because they can make a lot of noise, and they look cool. They are the devil to tune though.
No actual luthiering was committed in building this, that takes actual skill in tuning the top thickness & struts, which is a gift, or acquired through lots of mentoring and experience. #Guitar #Music #homemade #Diy

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