aaronckeim
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Hey Friends- Been pretty busy lately, here are a few pics of what I am working on. Captions when I get done uploading
A bunch of recent work
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aaronckeim
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Sorry, they are all out of order!
-Five string banjo pot- walnut with brass hardware
-Kumalae shaped concert- all maple and ebony for a chap in Australia
-Myrtle Blackstripe tenor with black limba neck and cream ivroid binding
-All mahogany 6 string tenor with tortise shell binding. one piece top and back!
-All mahogany Kumale shaped concert
-Five string banjo pot- walnut with brass hardware
-Kumalae shaped concert- all maple and ebony for a chap in Australia
-Myrtle Blackstripe tenor with black limba neck and cream ivroid binding
-All mahogany 6 string tenor with tortise shell binding. one piece top and back!
-All mahogany Kumale shaped concert
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Sven
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Triffic. Some very good looking instruments there!
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ukeeku
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finkdaddy
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That blackstripe looks absolutely amazing! Wow!
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aaronckeim
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Thanks Everybody!
DeVineGuitars
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Nice! I really like that maple one.
Kekani
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I was thinking the same thing (I'm a maple fan).
Then, I read and realized the cream of the crop is probably the Myrtle, in both looks (for Myrtle) and sound (underrated).
maclay
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I made my first Myrtle uke about 6 months ago and it sounded great. Myrtle is also great to work with.....easy to bend.
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aaronckeim
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Yup- Myrtle has been really fun. This particular board smells like cow manure when you work it!
That myrtle uke is on its way to Seattle for a well known Seattle-ite to try out.
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That myrtle uke is on its way to Seattle for a well known Seattle-ite to try out.
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