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Just an information message and note from Australian Tonewoods. I do occasionally get material that is better suited to electric guitar bodies ranging from 1/4" to about 1" inmatched pair forms with overall dimensions of 22" x 7" or a little bit bigger. I have wet one of the sides of each matched pair with some methylated spirits to show you the grain.

I forgot tomention that the images are

Flame Myrtle and Burl Tiger Myrtle

kind regards

Tim





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Beautiful!

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Very nice, we might be talking soon.

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Sounds good Bob!


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Just another image. This is of course Tasmanian Blackwood.

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