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Hi Uncle John; I used a straight edge, a square and black sharpie. the ink is permanent and it works fine for me on the lap steels.
I agree, it’s a good wood, most of my strats are Ash. We have lots of ash trees here also, mine always seem to get taken over by termites tho,cheers
I like ash. I have a thick hall tree I made from it. How did you make the nice and precise fret and border markings?
It is Ash, we have a lot of it here. Local tree services call it "pain in the ash" probably cause it's so hard. I disagree with them, it is a nice solid hardwood and I love the grain structure. A lot of picture frame mouldings are made from ash.
Nice grain pattern,what is it?
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Hi Uncle John; I used a straight edge, a square and black sharpie. the ink is permanent and it works fine for me on the lap steels.
I agree, it’s a good wood, most of my strats are Ash. We have lots of ash trees here also, mine always seem to get taken over by termites tho,cheers
I like ash. I have a thick hall tree I made from it. How did you make the nice and precise fret and border markings?
It is Ash, we have a lot of it here. Local tree services call it "pain in the ash" probably cause it's so hard. I disagree with them, it is a nice solid hardwood and I love the grain structure. A lot of picture frame mouldings are made from ash.
Nice grain pattern,what is it?