Ambrosia Maple Quarter-cut - Bookmatched Guitar Drop Top.
The bookmatched set contains 2 pieces, and each one is sized 21" x 7-1/4" x 1/4".
Introducing our premium Ambrosia Maple guitar "drop tops" - a popular choice in the world of guitar making. A "drop top" is a beautiful piece of wood used to cover the top of a guitar, adding to its look and sometimes affecting its sound. Each piece is carefully Kiln Dried, making it stable and less likely to crack or warp during crafting. Ambrosia beetles create unique patterns of holes and streaks in the wood, which can result in a visually striking appearance. These high-quality wood pieces are great for DIY projects, allowing you to create stunning guitars. Whether you're experienced or just enjoy DIY projects, these blanks let you make guitars that show off the medium brown in color and straight grain pattern of Ambrosia Maple. Ambrosia Maple is very versatile when finishing, giving you lots of options. Enhance your woodworking projects by being creative and bringing your vision to life with the beauty of Ambrosia Maple.
You will get the exact same piece
PRODUCT DETAILS
| Wood Name |
Ambrosia Maple, Wormy Maple |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Acer saccharum |
| Length | 21 inches |
| Width | 7-1/4 inches |
| Thickness | 1/4 inches |
| Dried | Yes, Kiln Dried |
| Moisture Content | 6% to 7% |
| Shipping Restrictions | No |
| Return | 60-Day Free Return |
NO DEFECTS | NO PINHOLES | NO CRACKS | WILD GROWN
FAQ
Yes, we do custom size orders. But there has to be a minimum of $200 order. But again we try our best to help out in other cases if we can.
Yes, sustainability is a key priority for us. We ensure that all our woods are sourced from suppliers who follow all the legal principles.
Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days. Shipping times depend on the chosen method, with standard U.S. shipping usually taking 3-7 days.
Yes, we ship to many countries worldwide. International shipping costs and delivery times will be calculated at checkout based on your location.
