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🦋 Tin-can Cello: a setback

2018-09-12_09-31-40

I dropped the cello neck as I was staining it, and cracked the scroll. To fix it I've glued the two pieces together with clear Gorilla Glue; now I'll need to first, glue a hardwood dowel through the joint on the upper side of the peghole, and then cut out the peghole in the direction of the grain. I'll glue a new block of wood in that void, reinforce with a dowel, and redrill the hole.

posted evening of Wednesday, September 12th, 2018
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Dowel is in. I'm thinking maybe I won't cut that section out, but instead patch it with thin pieces of maple glued around the outside.

posted morning of September 14th, 2018 by Jeremy Osner

Putting the project on hold a little while I wait to consult with Derek on this.

posted morning of September 15th, 2018 by Jeremy Osner

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