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I thought it would be nice to include a koa rosette on my second build as the binding will be curly koa. Thanks to Volcano Guitar Works for sending me some beautiful, highly figured pieces to use.

The "fingerboard" is just a quickie graphic I added in photoshop.

Thanks for lookin!

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Wow!  That is beautiful.  It will look fantastic under finish.


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Fantastic work!!! Well done!!


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That came out really nice Ric.

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That looks great Ric!
Very very nice!

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Beautiful man, just beautiful. Going to attempt one of those myself one day. Nice work.

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Very nice and clean work Ric!!
I see, This is your first WOOD rosette !

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Amazingly nice guitar you built here.

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Sure looks great to me.   

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Thanks Gents!

I'm thinking of trying a segmented rosette on the next one. I've got some nicely figured pieces of leopardwood (Roupala brasiliensis) lying around that might work out nice. I just need to make sure the color won't clash with the back/sides I end up useing.

Anyone ever make a leopardwood rosette, i.e. any pics?


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