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 Post subject: Tagua nut for inlays?
PostPosted: Tue May 20, 2008 12:32 pm 
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Hey everyone, It just occurred to me that tagua nuts (also known as vegetable ivory) might make a good inlay material?
Does anyone have any experience with them? Any thoughts?



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Nice rosette.

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Yeah, nice rosette. Looks cool with the fretboard end.

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Hey thanks guys!
No one has used the nuts? Well maybe Ill just have to try something with them and see how it goes...







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Works like ivory- you may want to back it as it get translucent when thinner.
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Thanks Craig, It seemed like it would be about like ivory but it can't hurt to ask [:Y:]



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