Degame Fingerboard

Degame FingerboardApproximately 21. 5 X 3 X . 300 Extremely rare and hard to find wood, especially big enough for fingerboards. Used for Archery bows and fishing rods, so dense and hard. Imported from Cuba in the 70s and acquired by Walter Lipton at Euphonon. He was so proud of this wood and we're happy to share it with you all. Wish we could find more! Scientific Name: Calycophyllum candidissimum Cuba and Central America Janka Hardness: 1,880 lbf (8,350 N)

Allow 20-30 minutes before fill and recoat with Cardinal Pore Fill and Lacquer

In developing these rods we did put them through a series of tests that put the rods under much more stress than what they would ever experience in a guitar and none were broken

1/16 inch Allen hex

100x3x3mm- Hardness 61HRcAdvantage- Chisel tip for easy access - Tempered steel 61HRc for shaping/cleaning nut channel- Wooden handle for a firm grip

Allows tools to spin and lock at any point

easiest way to accurately drill precisely placed holes for side dot inlays

Its typical use is to apply pressure to musical instrument braces that are being glued into place

4 mm (Butterbean)

A soft microfiber suede backing keeps your finish scratch free during use

Summit Ergonomic Fast Fret Puller

Unscrew the knurled screw on the adjusting axis anticlockwise until the clamping ball comes off

Great for leveling unfretted fingerboards too