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"Good idea, I could use the other half :-)"

Roger Häggström replied Jan 16 to Customer "Demo" model....

 5 on Wednesday
Reply by Mike Kolb

"I thought the Stemac saw was 0.1 mm! Anyway. The Axminster one will work just fine.…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 29, 2018 to Boullanger parlour guitar

 13 Dec 29, 2018
Reply by Roger Häggström

"I don't think a marking gauge will do any favors as long as you can see the edge of…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 28, 2018 to Boullanger parlour guitar

 13 Dec 29, 2018
Reply by Roger Häggström

"Hide glue don't have to be superthin, use your thumbs on each side of the crack and…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 25, 2018 to Hide Glue and Hairline Cracks?

 3 Dec 25, 2018
Reply by jbbancroft

"Added a drop-down list in the menue to make the Google Translate easy and intantly f…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 22, 2018 to Boullanger parlour guitar

 13 Dec 29, 2018
Reply by Roger Häggström

"Check out this post. Here I use a the very thin Japan saw (0.1 mm thick blade) to cu…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 19, 2018 to Boullanger parlour guitar

 13 Dec 29, 2018
Reply by Roger Häggström

"There are many ways to a good end result. Routing off the binding is one if you can…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 18, 2018 to Boullanger parlour guitar

 13 Dec 29, 2018
Reply by Roger Häggström

"I know that cleats on a violin should be made like an inlay, as much wood as the cle…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 16, 2018 to Small violin hairline

 7 Dec 16, 2018
Reply by jbbancroft

"You can learn a lot from the violin restoration and conservation industry. Many meth…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 16, 2018 to Small violin hairline

 7 Dec 16, 2018
Reply by jbbancroft

"Discovered that the short sustain mostly came from my arm resting on the top! Did so…"

Roger Häggström replied Dec 14, 2018 to Scale length and sustain

 4 Dec 14, 2018
Reply by jbbancroft

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