Flame, quilt, burl and spalt each have a specific origin, their own working characteristics, and a defined place within the instrument. Understanding what each figure is and how it behaves is what allows you to choose it with purpose.
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Wood Figures: Beyond AestheticsRead More -
Practical guide to drying and storing tonal woodRead MoreLearn how to properly dry and store your lutherie wood. Essential tools, drying methods, common mistakes and a species reference table. Free guide by Maderas Barber.
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