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Spalted Birch headstock veneer
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ernandez R
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Joined: Mar. 25 2019
From: Alaska USA
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Spalted Birch headstock veneer
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Had this idea after dinner. Laid up with a layer of the same carbon fiber cloth I’ve been using, 6oz/yard, cause I knew the end grain had zero Strength, using 5 min epoxy. Sealed the grain with Vary thin CA, then regular, trimmed the flash with the bandsaw, then into my sanding box and the DA, 180 then 220 grit. Just a quick wipe of boiled linseed oil. All done before the sun set. Three more to go... HR
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