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Acoustic Guitar Builders Club: Brace Yourself
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3D Club: Node Atlas with Brett Bailey
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: Frank Brothers Guitar Company
Dude Built A Rotary Speaker
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3D Club: Strings Micro Factory with Brad Combs
Shark Guitars
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Marketing Club: Building a Modern Guitar Brand on Social Media
Acoustic Guitar Builders Club: The Perfect Edge, with Wolfgang Hess of Tormek
I was on a Podcast about my guitar business.
Here it is. I thought it turned out ok. Hopefully it's a help to someone. ☺️
Please recommend someone or volunteer for inlay work
Hi friends, I was at a colleague's shop this morning. He’s a pretty well-known builder. A customer has asked for names (several… grandchildren, you know) being inlayed in abalone in a fingerboard and he’s feeling out of his depth for this task. I have volunteered to help find a colleague who'd be willing to do it. Anyone interested in doing this? Any recommendations for a talented colleague? Thanks friends.
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: In conversation with Daniel Memory of Oni Guitars
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: Hybrid Tops - Burl & Resin
Take a Photo Tour of the 1904 Harmony Instrument Factory
Would any of the Council of Elders be willing to speak at a SIMSCal Meeting?
Hello to the Council of Elders! My name is Joe Byron, and I am president of the Stringed Instrument Makers of Southern California (SIMSCal). We have been around for over 30 years and have a large number of members and followers. Our membership includes both professional and non-professional luthiers. SIMSCal meets 4-8 times per year (both live and virtually), and we share tips, processes, stories, and show off our work. We frequently inclu…
Perfect Balance: The Magic of Evertune
Loothing for Dollars: Workflow Management
Epoxy Pore Fill question
When using epoxy (either silvertip or epoxy), I try to sand back the epoxy on the surface and only leave it in the pores. I'll start the process with sanding to 320g or so then using an air compressor to blow out the pores. The challenge that I run into is opening new pores in the process. I use a block of wood and long strokes in an attempt to avoid uneven sanding. Ultimately I'll get a good pore fill but I tend to apply several coats…