Australian/New Zealand Luthiers Forum

Dave, that is going to be a lovely guitar. Good job!

Beautiful! Thanks again.

Hi!

My German built, good analog hygrometer has a human hair (or hairs, I don't know the number) as a humidity sensor. I opened every box on the shelf in the store that sold them (I'm a good customer; usually!), and they were all just a couple of % apart. I took that as an indication of quality and accu...

Hi Rod, I just saw it over on OLF, but I'm going to say THANK YOU! here instead to get some more action here... I agree with you that being able to move the thing around and working around it from all sides must be a big plus. I'm building one! (Well, as soon as I get back into the work shop that is...

I have got to get me some wood like that...

I like that, very neat. I guess you could also puposely cut the frets a hair short of the fretboard edge, so they won't stick out if the fretboard shrinks with humidity. Up here it is usually not 'if' but 'when', the 'when' being during winter when every room in the house gets heated and humidity dr...

Hi everybody! I just signed up and posted my first post in the "anything goes" section, then I saw this thread... Yes, having Billy over was probably not such a good idea. He told on you guys and now you see the result; the riff raff from around the world starts pouring in! :o Thanks for having us, ...

Hi guys, can I come in? Billy told me this was where the party was...

SERGE!!! Good to see you man, its been too long! Oh, there's Rod, Sam and old man over there... Hesh! Hi everybody! I like it here already!