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It’s nice to receive feedback on something, even when it’s pointing out one’s own omissions or short-comings! One of my guitar students was saying (or complaining. . . !) the other day about my free neck diagram PDFs… Although said pupil used them a lot and was very thankful for them, they didn’t really meet [...]

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Here’s a little template that I use all the time in The Shed… It’s really useful for welding legs / support structures together – I used it in the making of the legs for my Heavy Metal Flute stand for example, to make sure the legs were arranged at just the right angle. Click here [...]

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Two years ago this month (amazing – I can’t believe how quickly time has flown!) I posted some downloadable PDFs of various instrument neck diagrams. These seemed to go down really well (looking at my blog stats it was one of my most visited post, in fact ). . . So, to mark this anniversary, here [...]

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Rather rashly last week, I somehow seem to have taken on yet another short-notice dep gig… My local ceilidh band (containing a load of friends of mine I’ve wanted to play with for ages) has temporarily lost their mandolin player through ill health. Although everyone hopes he’ll be up and about again as soon as [...]

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Rather unexpectedly, I’ve recently got hold of some spare boxes of a CD I recorded a couple of years ago when playing in an acoustic folk/roots duo. I doubt I can sell the CD any more so I thought it was much better to get them ‘out there’ rather than leave them mouldering away under the [...]

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