| From: Esquire
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| Date: 16-Dec-08 |
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A friend made this mountain dulcimer for me from a piece of cherry harvested from a storm-killed "yard tree".
It plays as pretty as it looks, and I thought a few of you bowyers might like an idea for something to do with your spare pieces of Cherry after you harvest a few good staves!
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| From: ephphatha
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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That's impressive.
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| From: Esquire
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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Thanks, Sam.
You've done some pretty impressive things with wood, yourself.
Mike
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| From: sixshot
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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SSWWWEEEEETTTTT!!!!!
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| From: Esquire
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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Bob! Watched your show with my boys and my wife not three days ago! I hope ALL is well, amigo.
Mike
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| From: MStyles
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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That's a beauty of a big dulcimer - nicely finished too.
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| From: Esquire
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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Thanks guys. It's fun to play something that was made by a friend, from materials at hand. The extra history changes the "feel" of the instrument for me.
The same is true for many of the bows I've been fortunate to collect.
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| From: George Tsoukalas
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| Date: 17-Dec-08 |
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That is really impressive craftsmanship! Jawge
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