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🦋 Tin-can Cello: skew pegs

#tincancello skew pegs

Well... the pilot holes for the pegs were square, I'm sure of that... the skewness of the peg holes alarmed me at first but I'm growing to like it. Each peg is skewed slightly to the back and slightly up. This means the string is going to come off of the peg pulling it a little off square. I'm not sure what effect this will have and I think the tuners will still work... Taking for granted that they will function, I kind of like the effect visually. So I'm tentatively going to claim that I meant for it to look this way. It's a feature of the lateral pegbox!

posted afternoon of Sunday, September second, 2018
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