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    Posted: 08/15/2007 at 5:11pm
I am working on new shakehand blades.They are balsa core (thinner than borko)Walnut secondary and birdseye maple outer plies.They are around 85 grams.Here is a nearly completed one.i just need to finsh the handle
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I used hide glue and a vaccum press and those are zebra wood handles
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Originally posted by ryno ryno wrote:

I used hide glue and a vaccum press and those are zebra wood handles

mind if I ask, what is the advantage of hide glue over the regular gluing method?
Everytime I see custom blades I read "hide glue"


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They use hide glue in high end furniture and instruments cause it does not set up hard as rock like epoxy so it leaves more "feeling" .So the plies interact with each other more so than epoxy
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I got a feeling you will be very good at that as I have never seen a person SO into blades as you.
                              I think it's will be a great thing for you to do as an occupation as it is clearly something you love.....good luck with it ryno             
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are you going to sell this/these too? or are you keeping them/it?
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Originally posted by mece mece wrote:

Originally posted by ryno ryno wrote:

I used hide glue and a vaccum press and those are zebra wood handles

mind if I ask, what is the advantage of hide glue over the regular gluing method?
Everytime I see custom blades I read "hide glue"
mece, buddy o pal, the wuahahahahah Acoustic, Violin n Vioncello all are made by using hide-glue, that's why they are way way up there in stratosphere!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote mece Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08/15/2007 at 5:51pm
Originally posted by tiehwen tiehwen wrote:

Originally posted by mece mece wrote:

Originally posted by ryno ryno wrote:

I used hide glue and a vaccum press and those are zebra wood handles

mind if I ask, what is the advantage of hide glue over the regular gluing method?
Everytime I see custom blades I read "hide glue"
mece, buddy o pal, the wuahahahahah Acoustic, Violin n Vioncello all are made by using hide-glue, that's why they are way way up there in stratosphere!

Now, I see where the rip off com from...lol...


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to mece, yeah...
to ryno, i wanna see how u r gonna sand the rough handle down to my favourite An. or U must have some template made there, right?
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these are the first i am making 3 right now to get some feed back.and try different veneers.They will be about $40 plus $5 to ship
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1 done!just letting the varnish dry
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what is the thickness and speed of the blade? looks good!!  maybe you can do one in AN (handle)?
 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ryno Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08/15/2007 at 7:04pm
it is 7mm thick it is off/off-.I am making one of each fl,st,an
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man that looks like a lot of work good on ya for trying it.
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Actually as woodworking projects go they are very easy.6 inch veneers are easy to come by I can get them from my local woodcraft .they also cary hide glue. 6 inch by 5/16 or 1/4 balsa sheets are easily found at any hobby store and there is a company that sells a manual vaccum bag for veneering i think it is like $50 from woodcraft.So then you just cut out the blanks on a band saw and sand them.The only trick is the handle but i have a router table.
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Question on the outer plies : why you must choose birdeye ? any specific reason ? I think the reaction will be different when the ball hit the "eye" part or the surrounding area. 
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These are beautiful, I would love to try one of these.

I am tempted to try making blades myself.

Ryno, is that thick center ply balsa?
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