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M-P:
Dane,   The joke I always hear is;   " What is an oboe good for?"   "They make great kindling for burning bassoons!"
I've tried the rope and wedge technique.  It looks weird, but works well at producing nice glue lines.   Sebastian looks like he's having fun too.
Ron :

Dane:

--- Quote from: medicinewheel on July 18, 2007, 03:37:40 am ---
dane!  -  make sure you use presure plates on both sides; bamboo or plastic stripes will do! - i'm preparing a buils-along for that method together with a friend, but this will last till it's done...
frank

ps: what's the difference between a dead snake and a dead trombone-player on the road? ......... the snake may have been on the way to a gig.

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Looking forward to the buildalong. In the meantime....how many guitarists does it take to change a lightbulb? 3. One to do it, and 2 to say "I can do that."

Dane:

--- Quote from: M-P on July 18, 2007, 03:46:42 am ---Dane,   The joke I always hear is;   " What is an oboe good for?"   "They make great kindling for burning bassoons!"
I've tried the rope and wedge technique.  It looks weird, but works well at producing nice glue lines.   Sebastian looks like he's having fun too.
Ron :

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I am impressed with the technique. Ron. The pressure it produces seems tremendous.

Lol on the joke. Here is one: An oboist and a violist are in a huge fist fight in the middle of a rehersal. The conductor breaks it up, and says gentlemen, what IS the problem? The oboist says "he broke my reed!" Why did you do that, the conductor asks? The violist says, "well, he broke one of my stings, but he wont tell me which one."

medicinewheel:

i use a twisted sisal rope at the moment and it's strecheing a bit to much for the job, but anyway: if i glue up to pieces of the same wood i cannot find the glueline. no kidding! a simple no-twisted seems perfect!


....how does a female singer change a lightbulb?? - she holds up the lightbulb and the whole world rotates around her.


well, maybe we should start an extra thread for the musicainjokes?!  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ....... are there any bowyerjokes????

frank

M-P:
Hi, Haven't heard any bowyer jokes, but there are about twenty million muscian jokes.   
'What's the difference between a professional bass player and a large pepperoni pizza?"   "You can count on the pizza to feed a family of four."
Though come to think of it maybe it would work if you substituted "primitive bowyer" for "bass player". :D
Ron

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