I'd never heard of Ovangkol before, but when I saw it on offer in the Buy Sell section knew I had to give it a go. Very beautiful figure in this set. It bends very easy, but has absolutely enormous pores that need a lot of attention if you are going to do a gloss finish.
Sitka spruce sound board with Australian Blackwood bindings. Ringed Gidgee fret board and finished in high gloss lacquer.
Ovangkol and Sitka Tenor Uke
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Re: Ovangkol and Sitka Tenor Uke
Hi Allen , I am extremely impressed to see what you have done with this set, It was a hard decision to sell them but this makes it a lot easier seeing what you have achieved with it, now I am keen to see what you do with the others. I am still heading up way so I will catch up with you at some point. Cheers Robert.
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Re: Ovangkol and Sitka Tenor Uke
Lovely, as usual Allen. That makes me keen on trying ovangkol at some stage too. How did you fill those giant pores? Was it epoxy?
cheers
Mark
cheers
Mark
Re: Ovangkol and Sitka Tenor Uke
Yes. epoxy, but it still took several sessions.
Re: Ovangkol and Sitka Tenor Uke
please give a lesson on how you blend the veneer on the back of the headstock so well into the neck, really schmick
regards
yakka
regards
yakka
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