Had not realised I had not uploaded this one, so for your perusing pleasure or to rip me a new one for even thinking of doing it.
http://www.mirwa.com.au/HTS_Install_Soundport.html
How to install a sound port
How to install a sound port
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Re: How to install a sound port
The jig I used was from a business called luthiertool, Chris makes IMO some of the nicest tools out there, expensive but nice
Steve
Steve
Re: How to install a sound port
Ive got a couple of Chris's jigs...they're Rolls Royce jobs.....nice just to look atsimso wrote:The jig I used was from a business called luthiertool, Chris makes IMO some of the nicest tools out there, expensive but nice
Steve
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Re: How to install a sound port
I am so looking forward to his final development of his automatic side bending jig, it's clearly a re-development of Taylor's programmable unit, but available for us the general public.
I also have his vacuum table and headstock jigs for classical and electric and uke's, craftsman ship unsurpassed but not cheap stuff.
Steve
I also have his vacuum table and headstock jigs for classical and electric and uke's, craftsman ship unsurpassed but not cheap stuff.
Steve
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Re: How to install a sound port
Cool, I have that vice for end wedges, a real miss of mine for not seeing that I could use it for a sound port as well.simso wrote:The jig I used was from a business called luthiertool, Chris makes IMO some of the nicest tools out there, expensive but nice
Steve
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I have made a heap of jigs over the years his prices are not too bad materials aint cheap anymore design albeit a copy of a copy of a jig from way back if it does the job great once money saved ,if you need a weird jig just ask cheers John.
John ,of way too many things to do.
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