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Mark Kett
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[QUOTE=verhoevenc] Amazing inlay that is turning out to be. I must say,
your cuts seem very nicely accurate, I like. Also, I never would have thought
of using black epoxy so liberally as you did to fill in the "shadow" areas of
the frog. But I like it! I may have to try some of that in the future.
Chris[/QUOTE]

Thanks, I was considering using a different composite for the main body of
the frog ( to show some texture), then I decided to make my own using
African Blackwood. This maintained the same colour as the rest of the
headstock, with a slightly darker texture.

Mark.
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I really like this inlay - very nice work!

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Fred Tellier
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Thanks for sharing Mark, real nice work.

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