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Author: | Juergen [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 4:17 am ] |
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Hello Hesh, at first thank you for your overall support and that you share your experiences with us! A lot of stuff to think about and to keep in mind personal projects. When I posted "000 steel string with spanish neck" and asked about how to set the neck angle, you did not answer my question but you condemned my project at once. Without knowing me, without knowing anything about my woodworking skills, my knowledge of guitarbuilding and at least not going straight into the project and its possible problems. Bolt on neck, basta. I have always in mind, that a lot of Martin´s "innovations" are made for the requirements of optimized industrial production. For example the one-piece-neck reduces the neckbuilding process about three steps and reduces the requirements to woodworking skills of the employees to a minimum, that means minimizing the costs. Because this type of neck is much weaker than a laminated neck there will be much more problems with neck relief and neck angle in the future. Good for repair men. You have a bunch of knowledge in repairing and even building guitars, but I think only in the american, Martin way of guitarbuilding. Your post to my problem leaves me with a feeling of not be taken serious. Because I am an amateur? Many amateurs have a profound knowledge of their subject, sometimes even more than professionals! Nevertheless, don´t stop your postings! You are a kind person and your intention is very honorable! I respect you a lot and I learn something from every comment you do! Again, thank you! |
Author: | dofthesea [ Fri Aug 12, 2022 8:59 pm ] |
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Bunch of snowflakes.Joking but not really. We have a saying in construction.........don't be getting your panties in a bunch. Anyhoot I always prescribe to if you don't like like it, scroll on by. But if you put it out there you'd like some answers or like to give answers then be prepared for the world online. It's not a big whoop. Now we need to talk Lance into putting all of Hesh's Toots up on their own category so we can go back to learning from one another. Is Hesh a little hard on his approach at times? Not to me but I see Hesh and some other folks as being gracious enough to share their knowledge on the forum. As a student of luthiery it is not ,my place to be asking the teacher to be nicer to me in their delivery method lol |
Author: | Bob Orr [ Wed Aug 17, 2022 11:36 am ] |
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[quote="Juergen"]Hello Hesh, When I posted "000 steel string with spanish neck" and asked about how to set the neck angle, you did not answer my question but you condemned my project at once. Without knowing me, without knowing anything about my woodworking skills, my knowledge of guitarbuilding and at least not going straight into the project and its possible problems. At some point in its life a steel string guitar is going to need a neck reset. This is nigh on impossible with a spanish heel. That is why he did not answer your question. Actually he did answer by explaining why it was a bad idea. Its not that he didn't answer your question, rather you didn't get the answer you wanted. Hesh has had more guitars over his work desk than most people have had hot dinners. Respect his experience and take his advice. |
Author: | WudWerkr [ Wed Aug 17, 2022 12:19 pm ] |
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Hesh wrote: If I have not offended you I'll just have to try harder Lets have a "smack down" Your 65 , Im 62 so i can call you "OLD MAN" |
Author: | Clay S. [ Wed Aug 17, 2022 12:39 pm ] |
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WudWerkr wrote: Hesh wrote: If I have not offended you I'll just have to try harder Lets have a "smack down" Your 65 , Im 62 so i can call you "OLD MAN" I'm a year older than Hesh. Can I call him Sonny Boy? |
Author: | Dave Rickard [ Wed Aug 17, 2022 5:16 pm ] |
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Clay S. wrote: WudWerkr wrote: Hesh wrote: If I have not offended you I'll just have to try harder Lets have a "smack down" Your 65 , Im 62 so i can call you "OLD MAN" I'm a year older than Hesh. Can I call him Sonny Boy? Im 70, YOU KIDS GET OFF MY YARD |
Author: | Terence Kennedy [ Wed Aug 17, 2022 11:18 pm ] |
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77 here children. |
Author: | Hesh [ Thu Aug 18, 2022 1:42 am ] |
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Thanks guys very much appreciated. |
Author: | Colin North [ Thu Aug 18, 2022 1:57 am ] |
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Hesh, you're just a spring chicken! |
Author: | joshnothing [ Fri Aug 19, 2022 8:21 pm ] |
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If a forum post is enough to upset you then wait til you experience the continual, morale-depleting smackdowns that come when you try to actually build your first successful guitar |
Author: | Brad Goodman [ Fri Aug 19, 2022 8:47 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: The Smackdown And How We Learn..... |
Well...I don't need anyone to "smack me down" nor would I tolerate it... I am my own harshest critic-That's how I learn. I generally walk around my shop muttering to myself that I can do better. So if something isn't up to par, I do it over. That's the most important lesson I have learned in 50 years of doing this,not to accept something I know I can do better. If I make a mistake It still bothers me, but only for a minute,then I get busy and make it right. I work with a guy on the repair end of my business and we are honest with each other, but the most importantly we build each other up. |
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