When I adjust the height of the stand leg, I use a genius tool to sand away material from the bottom of the stand leg. I bought it many years ago directly from the inventor in Italy when I immediately realized that I had to have it. My way of working when adjusting the stable leg is as follows: Make a stable leg...
It all started with a Levin that was found in a garbage room. I brought it home for a GammelGura restoration, but it just so happened that I just bought a similar Levin in better condition at a local auction with the serial number from the same year and close to the one from the junkyard. We agreed to change the guitars...
I am currently reading an interesting book, Work clean by Dan Charnas. It is about a way of organizing their work in a way that is used by all commercial chefs who have high demands on themselves in order to work both efficiently, well and quickly. They call it "Mise-en-place". By planning both time and tasks...
Work continues with ongoing batch, one that has already been completed and delivered is an American American Conservatory parlour. Although I have a stamped serial number, 79982, I have not been able to work out when it was manufactured. Probably around 1900, but maybe a little later. It's rare to see similar guitars in Sweden, but those that exist...
