Tapping an internal M4 thread in an M6 brass threaded rod,

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    julian atkins
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      @julianatkins58923

      i like the 'final' solution, and the engineering discussion that ensued beforehand!

      if you want any ebony ive got quite a bit. in fact ebony being so dense would avoid the need to use aluminium, and avoid any potential resonating frequencies you wont want to have.

      cheers,

      julian

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      MICHAEL WILLIAMS
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        @michaelwilliams41215

        Classical guitars nowadays almost always follow the traditional Spanish design with flat soundboard etc .

        Years ago when I was in college there was a girl there who was a very gifted classical guitar player (and folksinger) who had a very old guitar which was Cello built .

        It’s the only one that I have ever seen ( though some of the 1950’s RockaBilly bands seemed to have used cruder versions with steel strings ).

        Anyway – this Cello built classical guitar had the purest tone imaginable .

        Never seen another one since – anyone wanted a challenge – try making a modern one .

        MikeW

        #138849
        Ady1
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          @ady1

          Cello built classical guitar

          Is that like a Selmer guitar?

          (Don't kno nuffink about them things)

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