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Headstock - Tuner locationEvery acoustic guitar I have ever seen has the tuners located in a straight line up the head. This causes the strings on the middle strings… Started by Doug Collins in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 16, 2008 Reply by Donald A. Fortune |
Waterbased Laquer FinishingI'm a little way off from finishing my first guitar, but I thought I should start to think about it. Because of my shop limitations, I will… Started by Doug Collins in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 15, 2008 Reply by Martin Edwards |
Need help! How do you get water stains out of an interior paper label?Hi, everyone! This is my first post, after arriving here from Frets.com. I'm hoping that the experienced folks who frequent this site can p… Started by Jeff in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 12, 2008 Reply by n0ukf |
Kay resetI have a Kay flat top that looks like one of 'em from the early 60s. It needs a neck reset bad. It has a very small neck (1 1/2") width at… Started by Rev George in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 11, 2008 Reply by Jeffrey L. Suits |
Fingerboard Chipping when hammering FretsThis is my first Guitar and while hammering in the frets on an ebony fingerboard I am experiencing chipping on the fingerboard. This did no… Started by Ed Perkins in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 11, 2008 Reply by Jim Bancroft |
bracing for a classical guitarGreetings guitar makers -- first of let me start off by saying that I am NOT the most experienced flat top guitar make that ever walked the… Started by Donald A. Fortune in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 10, 2008 Reply by Magnus Hultin |
Countersinking bridge pin holesHi, I'm brand new to the forum and I apologize if this issue has been addressed before. But, I'm having a very difficult time of countersin… Started by Matt Winfree in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 10, 2008 Reply by Matt Winfree |
Side re-enforcementThe plans for the guitar I am building call for side re-enforcement (cloth or spruce strips). Is this really necessary? I'm looking at a gu… Started by Doug Collins in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 9, 2008 Reply by Doug Collins |
American Conservatory TipleI inherited a American Conservatory Tiple from my grandmother who purchased it new early in the 20th century. It has had no strings for yea… Started by David L Sterling in Luthier Talk |
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"Ebonized" woodsSome of you will be familiar with older instruments that have fingerboards and/or headstock overlays made of "ebonized" woods (often pearwo… Started by Tim Smith in Luthier Talk |
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Oct 9, 2008 Reply by C Herb Hickman |
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