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Subject: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: English Jon Date: 03 Jan 08 - 02:06 PM Hi - I wonder if anyone can help me? - I'm going to have a go at making a squeezebox - Anyone know where I can get plans? Many thanks, Jon |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: GUEST,martin ellison Date: 03 Jan 08 - 05:50 PM No. But would you make me one as well? |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: Greg B Date: 03 Jan 08 - 06:39 PM For what it's worth, the reeds and reed blocks and bellows are usually built by other than the crafter who builds the enclosure an action. You might want to seek out a small builder and see if you can see what goes into it. If you're in the US, I'd say go down and visit Cajun country, particularly Junior (Clarence) Martin or Larry Miller. |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: Big Mick Date: 03 Jan 08 - 07:11 PM Jon, give a try at The Musical Instrument Makers Forum. I did a quick search under "Button Accordion" and got some hits. I will bet if you join and get involved you will find what you are looking for. All the best, Mick |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: Fidjit Date: 04 Jan 08 - 05:19 AM First find your tree..... Suggest you visit the Castanari factory in Italy. That should put you off. The wood alone has to be seasoned for several years. Chas PS you can look at This though |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: English Jon Date: 05 Jan 08 - 10:10 AM Many thanks for this everyone! some useful advice. CHEERS, Jon |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: Mr Happy Date: 06 Jan 08 - 08:34 AM Any special reason the instrument has to be made from wood? |
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Subject: RE: Melodeon/Button Accordion Luthier Plans? From: GUEST,martin ellison Date: 06 Jan 08 - 09:19 AM burns better |
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