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Thanks, the finish was my first attempt at "shou sugi ban," a trendy fire/oil treatment. The silver/black shimmer on the Honduran mahogany grain looks way wilder in person.<br />
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Neck wise, I'm thinking of building or buying a solid wenge fretless deal. I've always built neck thrus, and I don't have any templates for or experience with bolt-ons, so I'm on the fence about it. I plan to build a tenor 5 tenor and a fretless 4, and those will be neck thru and scratch built, for sure. I really get into carving comfy heels and am curious as to how that will go with this body style.
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I love the solid wenge neck idea. Oh, and yes to the fretless.<br />
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I’m a luthier, but I only build acoustic guitars. I made a really sick one piece striped cocobolo neck. It had purple and gold layers. I was inspired by the rosewood neck on my Luke 3.</div>