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AllBarn Wood Dulcimer
Hi y'all. Been hiding a while, but take a look at my latest project...
@Ed Gaunt 7 years ago - Comments: 2
Refretting
Months ago I acquired a very old kit dulcimer that had sat in...
@Ed Gaunt 8 years ago - Comments: 11
TiteBond Liquid Hide Glue
Has anybody used it? What do you think? I am in the process of...
@Ed Gaunt 9 years ago - Comments: 4
40-year old RemBrand Dulcimer Kit!
A friend of mine who is a realtor aqcuired a RemBrand Dulcimer kit from...
@Ed Gaunt 9 years ago - Comments: 6
Dulcimer in the raw
Several weeks ago large storm in South Jersey blew down several large...
@Ed Gaunt 9 years ago - Comments: 6
I burned my "eyes"
Burdseye maple that is. After resawing a piece, I rune it though my...
@Ed Gaunt 9 years ago - Comments: 1
Redwood Dulcimer
My son brought me a piece of redwood plank from an old out building that...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 14
Nut or Zero Fret?
This has probably been discussed before, but I am too lazy to go back...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 2
What about the inside?
As an adjunct to my thickness sander thread, I thought I'd start a new...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 6
Thickness Sander
After resawing wood for tops, sides and bottoms, it seems like I need to...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 46
Guitar kits
Okay, okay... I know tis is a dulcimer building site. But I have this...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 6
We are all hacks!
I saw this editorial in Popular Woodworking Magazine (...
@Ed Gaunt 10 years ago - Comments: 3
Nylon Strings
Seeing the earlier thread about "Strings" got me thinking...Anyone ever...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 3
Birdseye maple
The same time I got the curly maple that I want to make "pop" (my last...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 3
How to make curly maple "pop"
I read a trick a while back about how to make the pattern in curly (and...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 9
Does my Dulci need to go on a diet?
I'm extending a side thread that started on the previous discussion...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 15
"Twangy" string
I just finished a dulcimer that has a very twangy-sounding middle...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 10
My newest "baby"
Finished my latest "baby" It's a shorty: 20.25 VSL. Bocote sides and...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 2
Bocote Dulcimer
Finished my latest "baby" It's a shorty: 20.25 VSL. Bocote sides and...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 4
String view from INSIDE the soundhole!
Too bad my dulcimer doesn't have a sound hole below my strings, or I'd...
@Ed Gaunt 11 years ago - Comments: 1
Ed ... I really apologize for such a late response. I just saw what you wrote. Thank you for the kind offer but what I ended up doing is shipping my Tom Yocky dulcimer back to Tom and he made the adjustments so 'LadyHawk' now is a baritone. :) It's sure a change to feel the thicker gauge strings .... it's taking some time to adjust. Again, I truly apologize for not responding ... I haven't checked in for awhile. You pics are very nice... you do lovely work. Let's stay in touch Ed. Barb
Thanks for the welcome, Ed. I find that I, too, check this site before facebook--I'd rather not check facebook at all and just stick to this site! I am contemplating building a tennessee music box--hopefully, I'll find some info (I am sure that I will find that and a lot of other info and enjoyment).
Hi Ed, great to have you join us here on FOTMD! :)
welcome Ed glad ya joined the family..