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Exotic,unique or bizarre basses

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Sweet.

Whats the lumber in there? Spalt top, flame maple with canary neck?

Spalt maple front and back of body, osage orange neck and body middle, tiger maple neck, wenge fretboard and flame maple cavity covers and accent piece at headpiece. Here is a photo from the back.

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The osage orange was an experiment, I love the bright orange color but it is a terrible wood to work with, very stringy and toxic. I don't think I will ever use it again, although the end product is very good.
Droot
 
Spalt maple front and back of body, osage orange neck and body middle, tiger maple neck, wenge fretboard and flame maple cavity covers and accent piece at headpiece. Here is a photo from the back.

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The osage orange was an experiment, I love the bright orange color but it is a terrible wood to work with, very stringy and toxic. I don't think I will ever use it again, although the end product is very good.
Droot

Nice, I've actually never heard of osage orange..

I've read that working with cocobolo is toxic as well