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I should have been clearer. $45 for ALL of the wire shipped to ConUS.
Dan

I've got some of the info reversed. Here's how it should read. 13 oz of SM #149 fret wire 17 pieces 2 ft long width .103" crown .046" tang .067" 25 oz of SM #146 fret wire 25 pieces 2 ft long width .106" crown .036" tang .074" Tang thickness is .023" for all StewMa...

Fret wire by the pond. 1 3/4 lb of StewMac guitar fret wire http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/penndan/DSC00809_zpskkctpfvw.jpg http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/penndan/DSC00810_zpsqgpfugcd.jpg 13 oz of SM #149 fret wire 17 pieces 2 ft long width .106" crown .036" tang .074" 25 ...

SOLD, SOLD!!

OLF SJ Bending Form Sides
Don't remember where I got them- John Hall or KMG
Some leftovers from my guitar building stuff
Provide your own metal or wood dowels
$12 plus $10 shipping to CONUS
Paypal, check, money order, or chickens

SOLD

Wells-Karol type rosette router
I don't remember who made it
drilled for a Porter Cable small router
without router $50 shipped

Sorry, all my guitar wood has been sold.

I'm in.
Dan

Intrigued by your idea. Tell me more about your design.
I've seen stuff about turning two banjo or uke necks simultaneously on a lathe, but nothing about mandolin type bodies on a lathe.
I turn banjo rims on a lathe. Are you talking about making the mandolin sides like a banjo rim?

That's already built in. As long as you don't remove any wood from the heel of the neck or reset the dowel stick, it should go back together like it was before.

You're right, you'll have to remove the neck to get the old head off. The ring that the skin is wrapped around is called the flesh hoop (for whatever reason). To remove the neck, remove the screw in the end of the dowel stick. Most likely it is the shoe that the tail piece is hooked to. Then remove ...

What problem is the dowel stick giving you in trying to replace the head?

I agree that it's not oily.
But it might be too splintery.

John Calkin 'True Companion' Travel guitar plans - from the Guild Of American Luthiers GAL sells the plans for $23 and postage two sheets with full size plans and photos of the construction process A little yellowed from age but still in good shape $15 includes shipping in US http://i3.photobucket.c...

I saw it a week ago and considered buying some for banjo rims. Looked like nice wood and at a good price. But I have recently received some American walnut as part of a load from my lumber supplier in Wisconsin. He delivers to my driveway in Minneapolis.

Clay His name is Mike Gregory from Wisconsin. Here's his Banjo HangOut homepage: http://www.banjohangout.org/myhangout/home.asp?id=8805 He either routed or sawed channels across the neck for the bars to fit into and glued them in. But my memory is weak on this part. The BHO posting where he talked a...

THE COCOBOLO IS SOLD!

Bubinga back, sides and orphan back set - maybe for an all bubinga box back 20x8 1/2 sides32x5 $125 shipped to the US http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/penndan/file_zps5fc7c71d.jpg Paldau - two sets backs 21x8 1/2 sides 32x5 Each set $65 shipped to the US http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y86/penn...