Timbuck
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Yes!..It's another "Baked Maple" fretboard job 
Torrefaction Soprano
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Ken W
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Beautiful, as always, Ken. Thanks for contiuing to share your methods and your work. The only problem with your posts is that I find myself staring at the computer and salivating when I should be in my shop setting necks.
ksquine
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That stuff looks so nice. I wonder if you could bake the body woods like that
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Timbuck
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That's what I've been thinking..And I don't see why not....I understand torrificated wood is more stable than natural wood.
RPA_Ukuleles
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Looks torrific Ken!
Thought I'd replied to this, it must be the age!
Anyway my non-torrefied rosewood Timms arrived today.
Absolutely stunning construction and finish. Even better than in the photo's.
A classic in the making.
H
Anyway my non-torrefied rosewood Timms arrived today.
Absolutely stunning construction and finish. Even better than in the photo's.
A classic in the making.
H
bigphil
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What's the recipe for baked maple?
rudy
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Seriously lovely, and has an instant vintage vibe.
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Timbuck
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Yes! Of course I am..you don't think mrs Timbuck would do it for me
..it's all here in this thread. http://forum.ukuleleunderground.com...-Baked-Maple-Fretboards&highlight=Baked+maple
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