Graham Greenbag

I believe that I see the point that you’re trying to make and it has some merit. On the other hand I really can’t envisage all but a...

Parts of Cornwall are still sparsely populated, and particularly once the ‘holiday makers’ go home. On the other hand it’s surely...

Ken has a background in tool making and that’s a core element of production engineering … I can’t help but think that early Martin...

I’d have thought that this would be indicative enough of for most folk of what GHS use...

That’s an interesting paper if a little over my head. Apparently Tynex is a 6-12 type of nylon and Tynex is used to make (some) black...

I’m not an expert but sometimes just a response can help. Sopranos are what I play most but I don’t like bright and I don’t like jangly...

A picture on this site shows the string manufacturing process...

Thanks, it’s a thought. I trawled the internet yet again and this time came up with the comment below from a man who’s rather likely to...

Just a ‘naughty’ bump in the hope of prompting some more helpful comments before this thread is buried under others. “I‘d be very...

I suspect that the EU in your tittle put people off of responding, only a small percentage of active members live in the EU. I’m in the...

I would add a brace.

This is what can happen when timber is chosen for its appearance. To give such an amazing pattern, the direction of the grain must be...

Lovely looking instrument. As it is right now I would not be overly concerned. My only question would be if it might get worse over time.

It looks fantastic. 👏 Maybe ask the customer … As it’s all assembled how will you add a brace or two? How will you decide what to...

Shouldn't heavier gauge require higher tension to bring them up to pitch, assuming the same density?