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PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 11:34 am 
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I think I'm going to put a herringbone rosette on the guitar I'm working on now. I'd love to see some examples of herringnone rosettes you guys have done for some inspiration. So, if you've got them, please post some pictures.

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I used herringbone on my first guitar. ---

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Kmaaj I would call yours more wheat leaf than herring bone but I guess the qualify. The look great by the way [:Y:]
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Michael Dale Payne wrote:
Kmaaj I would call yours more wheat leaf than herring bone but I guess the qualify. The look great by the way [:Y:]


Fair enough, but the technique to make them is basically one and the same

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Here is a simple one.

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Stefan Sobell does some really beautiful herringbone type rosettes, his website is worth a look.

http://www.sobellinstruments.com/Flatto ... fault.aspx


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Here are a couple of even simpler ones.

With one BWB ring...
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...or simpler still
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Here is a fine Herringbone Rosette with matching Herringbone border on aone of my 000-12 Fret guitars. The rosette and purflings were purchased from LMI.

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