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How to release cam clamp?Ok, this is clearly a newbie mistake. I have a cam clamp that I let slide all the way closed on itself. Now the jaws are shut and I can't g… Started by Dan Coplan in Luthier Talk |
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May 8, 2009 Reply by Dan Coplan |
Looking for info. Dose any one know any thing about a R.S Williams and sons Co.Ltd Guitars?????I took this old Paurlor in on trade to-day it is in veary good shape except for the finish. But then you all know how I like to make every… Started by William F.Eden in Luthier Talk |
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May 8, 2009 Reply by Bob Webster |
Pacemakers and magnetic pickups !I have a customer playing one of my solid body guitars and he recently recieved a pacemaker- his cardio doctor told him "NO ELECTRIC GUITAR… Started by Cricket Buckley in Luthier Talk |
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May 8, 2009 Reply by Cricket Buckley |
math help neededGreetings to all-- I am in need of some help in the math area-- Im making a jig to cut a neck pocket in a solid body guitar and was wonderi… Started by Donald A. Fortune in Luthier Talk |
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May 7, 2009 Reply by Bob Webster |
beat up national aloha parlor guitarLooked at a "National Aloha" parlor guitar earlier today... thinking of getting it as something to work on. It is selling for $ 150, looks… Started by Curtis in Luthier Talk |
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May 7, 2009 Reply by Curtis |
Making a laminated backI'm considering using a cocobolo/Engelmann spruce laminated back for one of my upcoming classical guitars, kind of along the lines of the C… Started by Bob Webster in Luthier Talk |
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May 7, 2009 Reply by Bob Webster |
polyester finishWhat can be used to touch up, spot finish a guitar that has a 'polyester finish' Started by Jerry Ryan in Luthier Talk |
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May 7, 2009 Reply by Jerry Ryan |
Granite Sanding SlabI'm trying to find an alternative to using a thickness sander for nuts and saddles and have heard talk of granite sanding slabs? I did some… Started by Colin Brown in Luthier Talk |
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May 7, 2009 Reply by Frank Medina |
Frank Ford's Espresso Neck-Steaming Rig with Krups Model NumbersHowdy All :) I just thought I'd share my copy of Frank Ford's Neck Steaming tip that is located here from ack in year 2000: http://frets.c… Started by Dan Gibbs in Luthier Talk |
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May 6, 2009 Reply by Larry Parker |
Split in finish after refinishing from an old repairI need help it seems every time I try to refinish a vintage guitar after repairing all the cracks every thing looks good until I get about… Started by William F.Eden in Metalworking, Machining, Tool & Fixture Making for Luthiers |
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May 6, 2009 Reply by Mike Kolb |
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