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The Big Red Book of American Lutherie, Volume 7
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From American Lutherie #73–84. Highlights include: Step-by-step archtop mandolin making with MacRostie, Elliott's 1888 Tarrega Torres restoration, Ford & Erlewine through-the-soundhole repair techniques, Klein on guitar design, violin soundhole placement, Fox binding method, access panels, Carlson's unique approach to design, Fleishman on inlay, Brune's concerns of highly successful guitar makers, Greven on decorative guitar heel carving, Doolin's shopmade side bender, Kauffman on carbon fiber, Byers on rosette marquetry, Manuel Reyes, Adirondack spruce, Calkin's shop tips, (including making bridge blanks and lacquer details) classic guitar assembly jig, ...
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...adjustable saddles, neck duplicating carver, laminated wood use, guitar plate doming geometry, audio spectroscopy, low cost CAD/CNC, lightweight electric bass, Helmholtz resonance, fitting flamenco pegs, domed plates, and adjustable necks for classic guitars. Plus reduced plans of 1888 Torres guitar, 2003 Reyes flamenco guitar, Columbian tiple, hurdy-gurdy, Savart-style upright bass, and 7-string Russian guitar. Meet makers Frank Ford, Steve Grimes, John Greven, Dake Traphagen, Charles Beare, George Morris, Jeffrey Yong, Sue & Ray Mooers of Dusty Strings, Lester DeVoe, Bob Jones, Kathy Matsushita, Jay Hargreaves, and others. Extensive shop tips, product and book reviews, and more.
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- Shipping Restrictions - Location
- No Restrictions
- Genre
- Woodworking, Finishing, Repair, etc
- Book Cover
- Hardcover
- Page Count
- 568 pages
- Author
- Guild of American Luthiers
