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I am looking at shipping harps by air and ground. I have a heated ground solution in some situations. And unheated air freight in some others. However I need...
Stephen Vardy
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Feb 1, 2006
9:52 pm
3212
I may have some of the northernmost harps of Celtic type, here in northeastern Iceland barely one degree south of the Arctic circle. My larger harps and one...
Muff Worden
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Feb 1, 2006
11:55 pm
3213
OK, here's another dumb neophyte question. Assuming I do not use a hardwood outer string rib (just a heavier inner rib), and do not apply veneer to the...
imapseudonym2
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Feb 7, 2006
9:00 pm
3214
Staples are another option. Some of the folks on the list can tell you more.. Larry Miller...
LM
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Feb 7, 2006
11:42 pm
3215
Val, The problem depends on the strings' tension, hardness and diameter. Grommets don't eliminate the tendency of the string to rip an elongated hole in the...
Rick Kemper
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Feb 8, 2006
10:54 pm
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Thanks for the insights, Rick. I've pretty much decided to use grommets AND a reinforcing inlay ("dots" around the grommets, glued into the soundboard & much...
imapseudonym2
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Feb 8, 2006
11:17 pm
3217
Hello, refering to the Question of eyelets / ribs: I was building a harp in the workshop of Martin Gust, Germany. He uses an outer rib, and hardens the wood by...
klaus regelsberger
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Feb 10, 2006
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3218
Hello! I recently posted this at the wire harps group and someone kindly suggested I try here. May I ask if any makers out there have views on the use of...
tarquin_bolton
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Feb 10, 2006
11:24 pm
3219
I had a person contact me to help him with a Pakistani harp. Yes, I know, I know....however, he seems to love this harp; but, of course, the levers are...
pegasus48124
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Feb 11, 2006
3:58 pm
3220
Hello: Where can I find spruce veneer in Europe? Cheers Ben [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Benoît Meulle-Stef
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Feb 14, 2006
4:34 pm
3221
hi, i have been making for about 16 years now. although i havnt made much lately. anyway i have pictures of some of the harps i have made in the past on my new...
andygowan
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Feb 15, 2006
4:24 pm
3222
Hi all, have just completed a 36 string harp with my first solid soundboard. I find that that between E4 and F5 the strings are in tunr but they seem to have...
phyrsong
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Feb 21, 2006
11:28 pm
3223
It is unlikely that the difference in growth rings in one part of the soundboard would have a pronounced effect on sound. Look more to overall design of all...
Murray Kernaghan
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Feb 22, 2006
6:57 pm
3224
Dear everyone I've finally got a professional harpist to test the Camac atlantide-prestige with me It had been an excellent all round harp with a big and ...
Leonard Lim
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Mar 3, 2006
2:18 pm
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Dear Leonard, A bellied soundboard is not neccesarily a cause for worry. Some pulling up is expected in a harp, and the builder allows for it, to varying...
pkharpguy@...
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Mar 4, 2006
7:10 pm
3226
Dear Everyone Thank you so much for all your kind replies! Attached is a very informative reply from an eminent harp restorer/technician and all round expert...
Leonard Lim
riverspell
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Mar 5, 2006
3:05 am
3227
As usual, Paul has put his finger on the point of the issue here. It's sort of a pass fail question; If the harp can be regulated properly, then the soundboard...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Mar 5, 2006
5:32 pm
3228
Hello All, I am new to the list, though I've been playing and teaching harps for about ten years. Five years ago I built a nylon harp and now I'm trying my...
Cliff
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Mar 6, 2006
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3229
Dear Folks, I noticed an ad for Titebond's new liquid hide glue. Does anyone know if it is available in Canada yet? Has anyone used it? How is it compared to...
dabooks@...
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Mar 7, 2006
12:31 am
3230
Dont even try, the joins dont last long, I had terrible experience with it, keep using the original one! Cheers Ben ... From: dabooks@... To:...
Benoît Meulle-Stef
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Mar 7, 2006
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3231
As a trained violin maker, I will recommend that you only ever use hide glue that you mix and cook yourself. This is one of the cardinal rules of fine violin...
Mountain Glen Harps
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Mar 7, 2006
10:08 pm
3232
Epoxy varies widely with both manufacturer and application. For instance, how many epoxy joints are made with straight resin/ hardener? It is rare that...
Sassafrass Harps
draindavid
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Mar 7, 2006
11:02 pm
3233
I use 3 kind of glues: Titebone for the 90% of building (mainly guitars), super glue for the small repairs and filling and craks repair. Epoxy for big filling...
Benoît Meulle-Stef
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Mar 8, 2006
3:16 pm
3234
As a luthier, I like Glen, have seen or heard of a number of instruments in which the epoxy joints failed over time though they may have seemed good when new. ...
Craig Robert Pierpont
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Mar 9, 2006
3:13 am
3235
Hi everyone, the harp building project is going well. I have many of the laminates and pieces made, tomorrow it will be time to join some of the soundbody ...
Cliff
harpandlore
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Mar 10, 2006
4:25 pm
3236
Anyone care to share any tips on your favourite method of joining the neck to the pillar. That's my harpmaking task for tomorrow. Slainte, Cliff...
Cliff
harpandlore
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Mar 13, 2006
2:02 pm
3237
Oddly enough, I'm assembling a pair today. One curly sugar maple, t'other quilted cherry. Wonderful stuff. This joint is the great separator of men from...
Sassafrass Harps
draindavid
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Mar 13, 2006
6:03 pm
3238
I have a pictorial essay on the a dowel method on my site, http://www.sligoharps.com/dowel.html Lately I have done more neck/pillar joints with a simple miter,...
Rick Kemper
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Mar 13, 2006
10:24 pm
3239
Am a novice & never done this before, so I don't know for sure if it'll work, but here's the whim I'm going to try. I've got 1.25" stock for neck & pillar -...
imapseudonym2
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Mar 13, 2006
11:26 pm
3240
I would like to introduce my new family member. It's called Ælf-sciene Earn. Which in anglo saxon means Beautiful eagle. Based on the Sirr harp, my father and...
watchman
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Mar 14, 2006
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