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bridge pin drilling quickieUsually I use a long drill bit to clear clamps that are holding a backing piece. Today I needed a different smaller size hole so I cross dr… Started by David Farmer in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 11, 2017 Reply by Christopher Parker |
Reinstall orig bridge plate?Working on a '64 B25-12 with glue failure of several braces, top distortion and other over stressed failures. Coming along nicely. The ori… Started by Frank Capo in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 9, 2017 Reply by mark dawson |
Manual Hand Drill SuggestionsI need a manual hand drill for drilling side dots. Can anyone suggest a quality tool? Started by Robbie Collins in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 6, 2017 Reply by David Farmer |
UV to darken Western red cedar---or?Hello All, I'm learnin'...I just learned not to deliver an unfinished guitar. It came back with a damaged spot on the soundboard, and of co… Started by Brian Burns in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 5, 2017 Reply by Robbie Collins |
Installing new BIG frets.After replacing the inlays, I've finally started the refret on my 1978 Custom with Jescar FW57110. I must be doing something wrong, because… Started by Michael S. Fields in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 1, 2017 Reply by Stewart C Simon |
Critical temperature for Martin neck bindingDoes anybody know the safe temperature of a houshold iron used for straightening a Martin (10 years old) neck with white binding? Started by Bob Steinarsson in Luthier Talk |
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Jan 1, 2017 Reply by Christopher Parker |
Frank's CranksIf you have not purchased one or three of these cranks - do it! A fluid piece of art in both beauty and performance. Thanks, Frank. Started by Thomas James in Luthier Talk |
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Cheap & Easy - Little HumidifiersThis idea fell out of the sky ... not sure if the thought is original? Started by Thomas James in Luthier Talk |
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Spruce bridge plateRestoring old ladder braced guitars like I do can be educational. The history of bridge plates for example. In the beginning in the 1800's… Started by Roger Häggström in Luthier Talk |
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Nut & $addle $anderAnyone seen this yet? $180 for a bone-sanding jig? Oh, I'm sure it works well but, dammit..... http://www.stewmac.com/Luthier_Tools/Tools… Started by Mike Kolb in Luthier Talk |
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Dec 29, 2016 Reply by Thomas James |
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