Brown Mallee Burl Cap 9" x 8" x 3" 2.9 Lbs #6175 3/4" Sapele Boards meticulously kiln-dried for optimal stability EWZBurl_BM109

Name: Brown Mallee Burl Cap 9" x 8" x 3" 2.9 Lbs #6175 3/4" Sapele Boards meticulously kiln-dried for optimal stability EWZBurl_BM109
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 11354394709
Price: 87.00 USD
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Brown Mallee Burl Cap 9" x 8" x 3" 2.9 Lbs #6175 3 4" Sapele Boards meticulously kiln dried for optimal stability EWZBurl_BM109 meticulously kiln dried for optimal stability and resonance 5 Straight Fretboard & Neck Finish Vintage Tint Gloss Neck Shape C Shape Scale Length 25 1 2" Skunk Stripe Material Merbau Nut Width 42mm installed nut Truss Rod Single adjust Side Dots Black Heel Dimensions 2 11 64″ wide by 3″ long and 3 4″ deep Truss Rod Nut 4mm Allen Key 9 Lbs Dried No Brown Mallee Burl Wood Blocks: Crafting DIY Delights for Bowls

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