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Mike Franks
PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:45 am 
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Here is a great source for bindings and pickguard materials that I have not seen mentioned here. Axiom also offers tools, shell and Mandolin parts. They have custom purflings and bindings (such as cross-cut Ivoroid) for me and are great to deal with.

http://www.axinc.net/

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Thanks Mike this looks like a great resource.
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I've used them for some time now. They are the best in product and service.

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They do have a Hazmat shipping fee of $25 for nitrocellulose products. Martin and Allied don't charge it, but don't have the selection this company has. I wonder what the odds are that a package containing, say four binding strips, would detonate and cause you legal problems ..... :o

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