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peerless style f holes
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peerless style f holes
Im wondering if anyone has a full size drawing or pdf of a peerless or daquisto f hole Id like to use it as reference .here is a pic thanks
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Re: peerless style f holes
You can see what they look like, draw some. Personally I don't care for those lines. For more ideas look at Taku Sakashta's 'f' holes. Soak it all in and come up with a pleasing design. By the way, traditional 'f' holes are easier to bind than the holes without the "nicks" in the middle.
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Re: peerless style f holes
Thanks , I d love to have a pdf to start my design instead of remaking the wheel anyonbe else ??
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Re: peerless style f holes
On one of my PCs I have a file with different f-holes,- but not on this one......
Just can't remember where I found them...... anyone else have a clue?
Just can't remember where I found them...... anyone else have a clue?
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Re: peerless style f holes
OK, I'm probably making this WAY too easy but it was faster to draw this up than look for it! Zip file contains Illustrator/pdf/300 dpi jpeg
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/83804335/file.html
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/83804335/file.html
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Re: peerless style f holes
thank you for the file . Now that I have a tried and true template I can en devour to tweak it without it looking funky. Again very kind of you to help.
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No problem! Glad you came back and found the post
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Re: peerless style f holes
Greg, you might also look at the designs of Bill Moll. They are similar to John's design, but subtly different--smaller holes on the ends and placement on the instrument that is slightly out of the norm. I think they look great.
http://mollinst.com/
Patrick
http://mollinst.com/
Patrick