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I am building a new 4/4 Cello. The top will be of reclaimed wide grain lumber: old-growth Ontario Red Pine(Pinus resinosa) milled in 1880 A.D.; the grain varies from 9 (nine) to 19 (nineteen) rings per inch. There are two nail holes 5 mm diameter. Question: Should the nail holes be patched with wood from the cut-offs OR left alone OR filled with twig end grain to simulate a knot? The cello is for myself and I really like the “honest” look of less-than-perfect materials and workmanship (so did the late Mike Molnar). Thanks in advance for your advice. Yours truly, Randy O’Malley
