Is Purpleheart Wood Good For Fretboards? | The Woodwork Place
As Rosewood becomes ever more difficult to source, Purpleheart has started to rise in popularity as an alternative for guitar fretboards.| The Woodwork Place
As Rosewood becomes ever more difficult to source, Purpleheart has started to rise in popularity as an alternative for guitar fretboards.| The Woodwork Place
Here’s everything you need to know about applying Tru-oil onto that maple fretboard.| The Woodwork Place
You don’t always need to add wood finish to a fretboard, but it’s wiser to do so than not. But, what kind of finish do you need on a rosewood fretboard?| The Woodwork Place
Have you ever wondered why your guitar fretboard feels so sticky? Well, the good news is that you can do something about it…| The Woodwork Place
A twice yearly dab of oil is all that’s needed to keep fretboards in tip top condition. But, what happens if you add a touch too much oil?| The Woodwork Place
Ebony wood is so oily, that fretboards made from this hardwood are usually left unfinished. So, is there really any ‘best’ type of oil for an ebony fretboard?| The Woodwork Place
