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HERE ARE SOME OF THE MATERIALS WE USE TO MAKE TRIM RINGS. THEY INCLUDE BLACK WATER BUFFALO HORN, SNAKE WOOD, EBONY, MOOSE ANTLER, ELK ANTLER, HERRINGBONE IN BOTH EBONY AND TULIP WOOD AND VARIOUS COLORS OF THERMOPLASTIC. WE CAN MAKE ANY STYLE OF TRIM RING, USING MATERIALS SUCH AS STERLING SILVER AND RARE EXOTIC WOODS, I.E., JARRAH BURL.

THIS IS A PHOTO OF OUR EXCLUSIVE "HERRINGBONE" TRIM RINGS. I GOT THE IDEA FROM THE MARTIN REPLICA GUITARS I MAKE.
EACH RING IS MADE UP OF 8 SEPERATE PIECES OF BLACK AND WHITE PURFLING PLUS ONE HERRINGBONE INLAY STRIP. THERE ARE 6 STRIPS IN EACH TRIM RING. THIS MAKES FOR A TOTAL OF 54 PIECES IN EACH RING. THESE INLAYS ARE LAID INTO TULIPWOOD. WE ALSO USE EBONY, HOLLY AND KATALOX. NOTICE HOW THE ARROW HEADS LINE UP WITH EACH OTHER. THIS IS ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF HOW DENALI CUES PAYS STRICT ATTENTION TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL.

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW OF VENEERS WE USE WITH POINTS. THEY ARE SYCAMORE OR MAPLE WOOD. WHEN WE PLACE VENEERS IN OUR LAMINATED BUTTERFLY HANDLE STOCK, WE ONLY USE MAPLE VENEERS.