Australian/New Zealand Luthiers Forum

That explains it, I went to uni more than ten years ago. Should have written about it then, now it would be the "Burns Theory". Well, maybe not, never did go for that naming crap after yourself thing. When I first started studying Geology, Plate Tectonics wasnt widely taught...even though Wagner ha...

Not a new theory, its probably at least 10 years old now but for numerous reasons hasnt received much publicity. Stephen Jay-Gould was a gifted scientist and writer with a knack of being able to explain some pretty complex scientific in a way that the layman can understand. He's written a truckload ...

Serge youre thinking too much. Channel the energy into building those beautiful guitars mate

You're right about one thing here bro and it is that there is a huge fossil record to choose our bones from, the only problem is, there is no evidence of transitional form, not just a missing link but a missing chain everywhere in the whole fossil record. Hey there Serge, Being a Geologist Im duty ...

Interesting tone bars Sam. Is the instrument a left hander?

matthew wrote:Where does the word Troji come from?

Trojan...its a brand of condom in the US isnt it?

"Pallet Wood" just doesnt seem appropriate for one of Australia's number one Aussie Tonewood Suppliers.

How are ya going Tim?

Cheers Martin

Sam Price wrote:Tasmania seems to be blessed wtih great trees!!

Not for long if Gunns get their way

An outstanding instrument Craig....the work on the inside of the guitar is incredible. Pity it's all a bit hard to see once the top goes on.

Now, back out to the workshop to carry on with my 12 string, a dowdy instrument compared to your work of art.

What Craig has neglected to mention is that his girlie hair hygrometer needs a shampoo at least once every two days and after each shampoo session it needs to sit wrapped in a towel for at least 3 hours.

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Hey there Serge, good to see ya back on line mate.

Cheers Martin