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"Please leave it as is. The perfect fretboard should have a little rise down the end…"

danove replied Oct 16, 2008 to fretboard lifting off body, martin guitar

 9 Oct 16, 2008
Reply by danove

"Dont know about steel string guitars, but when it comes to classicals, the sides are…"

danove replied Oct 9, 2008 to Side re-enforcement

 7 Oct 9, 2008
Reply by Doug Collins

"Thre is another method developed by Peter Ahlin, Sweden. It is layed out in a thread…"

danove replied Oct 9, 2008 to Kay reset

 5 Oct 11, 2008
Reply by Jeffrey L. Suits

"Provided you plan to end up with a shim reinforcing at the inside, you may use this…"

danove replied Oct 7, 2008 to Crushed place, upper bout, Larrivee parlor guitar

 21 Nov 14, 2008
Reply by dep

"Hi Mike! This you are probably already aware of, but you cannot match any piezo stri…"

danove replied Oct 6, 2008 to piezo undersaddle pickup question...

 7 Oct 6, 2008
Reply by Mike Kolb

"If not too wide type of slot, you could benefit from a brass saddle. A little more a…"

danove replied Oct 2, 2008 to wear resistant saddle?

 9 Jan 9, 2009
Reply by A Joe

"This is mentioned at a swedish board, from a member with an undisclosed identity. Th…"

danove replied Aug 30, 2008 to Dovetail to Bolt-on conversion

 10 Sep 17, 2008
Reply by Magnus Hultin

"Hi David Interesting ethics. I believe that the assertion “if I don’t do it, somebo…"

danove replied Aug 20, 2008 to Cut Hole in Side of New D-35 for Preamp: Ethics and Methods

 17 Jan 5, 2013
Reply by Paul Verticchio

"Glad to have the link to jedistar, Paul. It's a great job you are doing there."

danove replied Aug 13, 2008 to Luthier info Frank et al

 4 Oct 2, 2008
Reply by Jack Howland

"Frank has a 'steaming out' method at http://www.frets.com/FRETSPages/Luthier/Techniq…"

danove replied Aug 12, 2008 to Removing washer indentations on Martin Headstock

 8 Jan 28, 2009
Reply by Jim Bancroft

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