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I have 5 of these BRW fingerboard blanks big enough to cut two boards from each. I would be interested in a trade for something interesting.


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Maybe a trade for a Centerline Finder jig would be an even trade. I'm planning on selling them for around $49, but with the sale around $45. That BR is absolutely gorgeous!
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Drool....

So what are you looking for? What do you want?
Interested in some lightly flamed mahogany?
How about a nice set of Cocobolo?


Don't say my BRW Brock...

Ok, I'll stop...we probably aren't supposed to be buying the stuff before the 10th...
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I have a few things I will only sell, and a few things I would be willing to trade. This is one of those things I might trade if I find something interesting.

The really weird thing about these boards are that they are almost too much bling. I have not found a good application to use one yet.


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[QUOTE=Don Williams] Drool....

So what are you looking for? What do you want?
Interested in some lightly flamed mahogany?
How about a nice set of Cocobolo?


Don't say my BRW Brock...

Ok, I'll stop...we probably aren't supposed to be buying the stuff before the 10th...
[/QUOTE]

Every conversation Don is going to start with... "So, when are you going to sell me a set of that outrageous BRW...." just get used to it.   

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[QUOTE=Brock Poling]
I have a few things I will only sell, and a few things I would be willing to trade. This is one of those things I might trade if I find something interesting.[/quote]

Well I want first crack at 'em regardless!

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The really weird thing about these boards are that they are almost too much bling. I have not found a good application to use one yet.
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Not too much for me! There's nothing I like better than blingy brazilian fretboards and bridges.
What's your price?!

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by the way...that looks more like Mad Rose than BRW....very rosey-orange.

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Yeah, I know, it is the smell that gives it away.


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BTW, I am not building 2 threads... I will delete this one once my main one is done.

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Hey that doesn't get you out of giving me dibs on those fretboards!

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Hey Brock! Those 6th and 7th sets in your other thread....Madrose or Ziricote? Nice!

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It is LMI's madrose special grade. It is very nice. When they are dry the sides and backs don't match perfectly (the sides are a little more brown and the backs are a little more red) and I am having a tough time getting anybody interested in them. Once you wet them with Naptha you can't see any color difference though... they are a very good match with finish on. I thought about putting a wash coat of shellac on one side to "prove it" to potential buyers.... but I just haven't done it. For the right price (or right trade) I will let them go.

I sure hope LMI gets more of these really high end grades.

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