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Neck Heaters to Straighten Necks?What about the Lupus Neck Heater or the Aria Neck Straightener? Do these really work at all? I've been collecting a few Stellas and such fr… Started by bottleneck_blues in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 13, 2008 Reply by MrGlyn |
Anyone gone from one man operation to multiple employee? Any Advice?I've been a one man operation pretty much for 10yrs, and I always thought I'd stay that way but after a few recent events I'm coming round… Started by steve curtis in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 10, 2008 Reply by steve curtis |
One Piece BacksI note that a few mandolin makers and violin makers will extole the virtues of one piece backs. I suppose this is because of the rarity of… Started by J J Hildreth in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 8, 2008 Reply by J J Hildreth |
Strap Button heel placementI have installed strap buttons on heel of several guitars with a Martin-style heel for lack of a better phrase. Now I have a nice Gibson J… Started by Michael Van Brackle in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 8, 2008 Reply by Michael Van Brackle |
Refinishing a Spanish Classical GuitarI would like to refinish my old (50 yr) classical guitar and would like to know how is best to remove (strip) tho old lacquer finish. Do yo… Started by Esteban Celis in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 7, 2008 Reply by Greg Mirken |
Drilling Co-Ordinator Rod holesAre there standard measurements for drilling co-ordinator rod holes in a Mastertone style rim? Started by Dave Hamm in Luthier Talk |
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Aug 6, 2008 Reply by Bob Gaddis |
Charleston, SCHi, I'm looking to meet players or Luthiers in or near the Charleston, SC area. Bobby Started by Bobby Branton in Luthier Talk |
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Banjo rim maker changes ownershipFor those of you who may be familiar with the Piekiel banjo rim - The ownership and production has been purchased by Dave Fox of Hog Fiddle… Started by Dave Fox in Luthier Talk |
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