Honduran Mahogany Body Blank, 3-Piece (10.4 lb) - 204

  • WSG0GR|204
  • Swietenia macrophylla
  • Thickness sanded
  • Electric
Honduran Mahogany Body Blank, 3-Piece (10.4 lb) - 204 Item # WSG0GR|204
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Honduran Mahogany Body Blank, 3-Piece (10.4 lb) - 204

This is the original! Honduran Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) has been the gold standard of electric guitar woods for nearly 70 years due to its perfect combination of phenomenal tone, weight and rich, beautiful appearance.

Dimensions
Length x Width: 20.500" x 14.500" (520.7 mm x 368.3 mm)
Thickness: 1.750" (44.5 mm)
Weight: 10.40 lb (4.7 kg)
3-piece

What sets Honduran Mahogany apart from other electric body woods is its strong tendencies to produce complex overtones and its midrange-centric warm, balanced tone.

Building with Honduran Mahogany is a joy. The routed edges are crisp and clean. It sands to a fine powder, and it accepts stain and finish evenly and consistently. Honduran Mahogany is an open pore wood, so filler should be used before finishing.

The expertly center-joined blanks are grain matched, thickness-sanded, and ready for bandsawing and routing in your shop.

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