Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Hello All,
I am stopping making classical guitars so I have to sell all my wood and tools. Much of the wood and parts I bought were from Stew Mac when the Australian Dollar was great against the US Dollar. This means I can offer good prices. The back and side sets were XXXX generally, as were the soundboard tops. I also have ebony fingerboards and many other woods available. My specialist tools include a side bender from LMI with two shapes available - a Hauser (currently on the machine) and a Robert O'Brien which is unused.
If anyone is interested I will be compiling a list of what is available. I won't be settling down to a life of leisure because I have my art and music to set me up creatively - so don't worry guys, I am not idle. I have also just done 20,000 kilometres around Australia but not a grey nomad yet. I will miss guitar making but it is impossible to make a living from it (I would also have to refine my luthiery skills) and I am tired of machines and the sawdust. I still play a rather lovely classical guitar I made - took it around Oz with me. I will stay in touch with the forum. Let me hear from anyone with some spare cash to buy some good stuff before I hit eBay.
I am stopping making classical guitars so I have to sell all my wood and tools. Much of the wood and parts I bought were from Stew Mac when the Australian Dollar was great against the US Dollar. This means I can offer good prices. The back and side sets were XXXX generally, as were the soundboard tops. I also have ebony fingerboards and many other woods available. My specialist tools include a side bender from LMI with two shapes available - a Hauser (currently on the machine) and a Robert O'Brien which is unused.
If anyone is interested I will be compiling a list of what is available. I won't be settling down to a life of leisure because I have my art and music to set me up creatively - so don't worry guys, I am not idle. I have also just done 20,000 kilometres around Australia but not a grey nomad yet. I will miss guitar making but it is impossible to make a living from it (I would also have to refine my luthiery skills) and I am tired of machines and the sawdust. I still play a rather lovely classical guitar I made - took it around Oz with me. I will stay in touch with the forum. Let me hear from anyone with some spare cash to buy some good stuff before I hit eBay.
- Joseph Jones
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Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
I’d be interested,
post away!
Joseph
post away!
Joseph
The stone is hard and the drop is small but a hole is made by the constant fall.
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Definitely interested in summat Zendo
Steve
Steve
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Yep, me too. How much are u asking for the Hauser bending form?
Cheers, Peter
Cheers, Peter
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I'm interested in your itinerary also Zendo.
Gaz
Gaz
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Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Interested Zendo.
Feel free to give me a call, number is here: https://toscanoguitars.com.au/contact/
Feel free to give me a call, number is here: https://toscanoguitars.com.au/contact/
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Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Interested. In Brisbane. PM sent.
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Not interested (only because I'm over here on the mainland and not on the West Island) but it's an interesting conundrum isn't it? If you are a player and get into luthiery to build your perfect guitar, the sooner you get to build one you're happy with the quicker all that gear and left over wood is surplus to requirements! Luckily for me there are enough defects in the last one I built that I need to build another one. I just hope its better than this one!
Good luck with the retirement Zendo and happy playing.
Good luck with the retirement Zendo and happy playing.
Richard
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
I'm in Brisbane and always interested in anything Lutherie!
Col
Col
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Thanks Joseph... I will get onto compiling the list today- part one at least.
Cheers, Robert
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Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
I'm also in Brissy and would be interested, thanks
Trent
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Cheers Robert. I actually have the bending machine already but dont have the hauser form that fits the machine... so thats the part im interested in.
Also interested in other tools and timber that may be on the list....
Also interested in other tools and timber that may be on the list....
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Hello Peter, Bender sold locally, so sorry Hauser has gone as well. Cheers
Re: Selling my Luthiery wood and tools - retired
Hello to everyone interested,
I am able to sell most locally but will post some from time to time. Currently I have my J.S. Bogdanovich instructional gear up in the Buy, Sway and Sell section.... cheers
I am able to sell most locally but will post some from time to time. Currently I have my J.S. Bogdanovich instructional gear up in the Buy, Sway and Sell section.... cheers
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