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2964
A while ago (late 2003 or early 2004) it was suggested - by Rick Kemper, I think - that improved response to treble or bass notes might result from, among...
David Graham
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Jul 4, 2005
3:55 am
2965
Hi There, If I put my harp players cap on for a few seconds, I have found that all the harps that I have had the experience of performing on tend to suffer...
Sebastian
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Jul 4, 2005
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2966
Greetings all, Recently I've come across the above. I don't know anything about them. Could members of the group fill me in on the whys and wherefores, ins ...
phyrsong
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Jul 5, 2005
11:07 pm
2967
Greg, Fluoro carbon or carbon fiber strings are also called PVF strings (PolyVinylFloride). They heavier and have a higher tensile strength than gut. Thus, a...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Jul 6, 2005
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2968
I'm starting a harp that my client wants fitted with Camac levers, but I'm a ways from ordering the levers. Can anyone tell me how to drill the neck for their...
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makestuff2000
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Jul 7, 2005
2:26 pm
2969
Contact Camac and they will send you a drawing: hole dia., depth etc. Craig Craig R. Pierpont Another Era Lutherie www.anotherera.com ...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Jul 8, 2005
4:20 pm
2970
Some time ago Rick Kemper compared L&H Performance levers with Truitts and finished with the comment that when setting up three comparable harps with L&H,...
David Graham
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Jul 8, 2005
5:52 pm
2971
See inserts below. harpmakers@yahoogroups.com wrote: Has anyone done a similar comparison that includes the Camac levers? How do they stack up against the...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Jul 11, 2005
12:53 am
2972
Hello dear harpmakers, I lurk on your list because the conversation is interesting, but now I have a question I hope you can help me with. I have a number of...
M. Diane Moss
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Jul 13, 2005
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2973
Harp Keys come in several different sizes: The Lyon and Healy size, the Drum Key size, a couple of clock key sizes, and then some builders have their own size....
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Jul 13, 2005
1:34 pm
2974
Another way to get the size is to adjust the crescent wrench and then determine what size bolt is the same. This would require a variety of bolts near the size...
Fred Gosbee
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Jul 13, 2005
2:50 pm
2975
Hi, I began playing the harp about a year ago, and became interested in tuning/fixing them since they seem so cranky! Anyway, to encourage me, my harp teacher...
bsslu
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Jul 13, 2005
10:34 pm
2976
Hello Others have replied which will give you some ideas. Most measurements that I have come across are in mm (millimetres) and are across the flats or from ...
Brandden
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Jul 14, 2005
12:04 am
2977
Robinson's sells tapered steel pegs in sizes numbered 4 or 5 in various lengths. They also sell matching pegs and reamers. I just measured the #4 and it's 4 cm...
LM
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Jul 14, 2005
1:11 am
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<snip> I am always afraid of losing a wrench, because it seems like the "standard" wrenches (Dusty, Triplett, etc.) are the only ones that are easy to replace....
Chris Spurrell
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Jul 14, 2005
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2979
... Oddly enough, this exact same question came up today on the SCA Harpers list. The correspondent solved her problem by buying a drum key from her local band...
John LaTorre
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Jul 14, 2005
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I think that you will find that the tuning pins will be in millimetres (mm) not centimetres (cm), most pins are between 4 and 5 mm across. 4 cm would be a...
Brandden
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Jul 14, 2005
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2981
... Bess, Robert is really bad about answering his phone. The best way to get a hold of him is through his fax number which is: 970-532-0145 ... Jerry Brown...
Thormahlen Harps
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Jul 14, 2005
2:36 pm
2982
Hi All ! i was wondering how the builders who attended the Montana confrence did with their haro sales ? i heard that the attendence was a bit light ? Glenn ...
Mountain Glen Harps
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Jul 19, 2005
5:57 pm
2983
This weekend I picked up a beautiful harp at a garage sale near Mt. Hood in Oregon. I've been trying to figure out the make and model ever since. I've been...
harperbrad
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Jul 20, 2005
2:15 pm
2984
Hi, I have two harps, one built from a Musicmaker kit and one made from Robinson harp plans. On the Robinson harp I ran into a problem that experienced harp...
Talia R. Collier
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Jul 27, 2005
7:34 pm
2985
Hmm...I would try a hair dryer to warm the eyelet up...it would probably loosen up the glue allowing you to pop the eyelet out...now...if you have glued on...
Nina Marshall
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Jul 28, 2005
12:01 pm
2986
Talia, I would go to a leather shop, get large enough eyelets and simply drill out the old ones using the right size bit. Don't mess with heat anywhere near a...
Shawn Drain
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Jul 28, 2005
1:08 pm
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Talia, Try a hot soldering iron or the tip of a hot regular laundry iron. If you can heat the grommet a bit it will loosen the glue unless it is some wierd hi...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Jul 28, 2005
2:54 pm
2988
Hello Talia, my experience not being in removing eyelets from soundboards but from jewellery work, I'd suggest the following: Get a nail or other metal bolt...
Markus Ellermeier
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Jul 28, 2005
7:12 pm
2989
Maybe we're looking this the wrong way around. Maybe leave the eyelets, but try to find another way to get the string through it. Any openings in the back? ...
LM
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Jul 28, 2005
8:10 pm
2990
Hi Talia Try drilling into the existing eyelet with a drill bit that just fits into it. This works to extract a brass eyelet, without cutting into the wood....
Mountain Glen Harps
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Jul 28, 2005
8:39 pm
2991
Can anyone here tell me the measurments to concert spacing? I hear 'concert spacing' all over the place but can't find the 'concert standard'! Is there a...
Nina Marshall
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Jul 29, 2005
3:47 pm
2992
... Another place to go if you need just a few eyelets of a specific size is -- believe it or not -- stores that sell supplies for building radio-controlled...
John LaTorre
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Jul 30, 2005
3:45 am
2993
Hi, Thanks to *everyone* who got me through the troubleshooting stage and onto a workable and successful solution for removing recalcitrant eyelets (or more...
Talia R. Collier
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