Probably you were looking for your mojo:)deadedith wrote:Peter - did you ever get an answer to this? I'm sorry that I just noticed your post, don't know how I missed it.
How did they do this?
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Re: How did they do this?
I've "Ben-Had" again!
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Re: How did they do this?
.060" is common - however there are no rules. I've seen many creative edges "looks" using multiple binding colors and patterns.
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Re: How did they do this?
Thanks, everybody. And Ken, thanks for the dimension. That was a guess of mine, 1/16" or so and observe the results. I have noticed that contrasting fretboard bindings vary a great deal in width; intuitive guess is that the same-material bindings might do the same.
Much obliged.
Much obliged.
Peter Havriluk