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Allnut and bridge material
I'm investigating something different to use for nut and bridge...
@Bill Arnold 6 years ago - Comments: 3
A fret experiment
I credit (or blame) my wife's uncle, Ray Chittum, for getting me started...
@Bill Arnold 6 years ago - Comments: 7
plywood prototype
I'm building a prototype plywood student dulcimer. It is 1/8" Baltic...
@Bill Arnold 7 years ago - Comments: 6
Bridges
The bridges I make for my dulcimers are just simple ebony triangles. I...
@Bill Arnold 8 years ago - Comments: 1
Dulcimer Competition
I have just returned from the Indiana State Fair where I won first and...
@Bill Arnold 8 years ago - Comments: 19
Hammered Dulcimer Construction
I started the machining today for the construction of two hammered...
@Bill Arnold 8 years ago - Comments: 19
Your inlay work is more then LOVELY. How do you cut the pattern into the wood you're going to lay the "inlay" onto. Lazer? I love so much to work with an abalone shell called PAUA from New Zealand. I get a very thin Paua shell from a company in Maui. I've been putting this on my instruments: (harps, banjos, bowed psalteries) HOWEVER I'd like to learn more how to do it smack on the wood like you do your inlays. Is my only choice LAZER? and have other folks do that for me? thanks if you can answer me. aloha, Irene
You have made some lovely dulcimers
Welcome to the FOTMD neck of the woods!
Welcome to FOTMD Bill, glad ya found us.
Hey Bill, welcome aboard. Glad ya found us.