Timbuck
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I ran out of B.W.B.W.B Soprano Rosettes so I had to make some more...No problem just slice some more of them off the tube.
Black "N" White Rosettes.
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Vic D
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Groovy, how is it made?
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Timbuck
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I recon this is how it was done in the old days...I made this slideshow over a year ago..I do em a lot neater these days now i've got the hang of it.. but this shows how I did it in my first experiments...Just click on the Pic.
dave g
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I recon this is how it was done in the old days...I made this slideshow over a year ago..I do em a lot neater these days now i've got the hang of it.. but this shows how I did it in my first experiments...Just click on the Pic.
What material(s) do you use?
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Timbuck,
Nice to see you on UU!
Great innovation - as always. Your machining skills really help things out!
You could make some really interesting patterns using this method (twisting/spiraling material around the tube, etc). Neat!
john
Nice to see you on UU!
Great innovation - as always. Your machining skills really help things out!
You could make some really interesting patterns using this method (twisting/spiraling material around the tube, etc). Neat!
john
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Timbuck
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These are made from .5mm Styrene....with Acrylic laquer for adhesive.
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Timbuck
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Yes thats true theres no end to the patterns and colours that could be used with this method...But as I only make one style of uke (up to now) this is the only pattern I require
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