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Danish cabinet maker and furniture designer. Now living in Sweden with my wonderful wife and two little girls. I absolutely crave creation. Any process that enquires getting ideas and making them come to life is a true passion for me.
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- treenerd commented on Leicester77's instructable Pearl Blue Vintage Telecaster
- treenerd commented on treenerd's instructable "All about the bass" -repair in progressView Instructable »
Still pretty bad footage, but I managed to finish it and have even played a little concert on it already. Take a peek;)
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- treenerd commented on blorgggg's instructable Transparent WoodView Instructable »
this was really cool! great ible. i need to try this out myself. does the h2o2 really have to be that high a percentage, or could a lower also do? like 3 percent, and then just let it sit for longer?
What a pretty build! I stumpled upon your little comment about swamp ash, and it actually is a lot more different from european ash. It is a lot lighter and less dense. Still very strong, so it is very ideal for building guitars. It is good tone wood. That being said, I made my own bass out of european ash and wenge, with a bloodwood fretboard. It weighs a ton, but has incredible sustain.