Thanks for the extra explanation on raising the action, on the bridge. I understand it now. Very creative. I have been trying to figure out how to make an adjustable bridge with off the shelf hardware and this looks very doable. Doug
I really like your bridge design; very innovative. Thanks for sharing the picture with us. I see how you would adjust the intonation, but it's not obvious to me how the brass screws let you raise and lower the action. I would really appreciate some extra explanation about that part, how it's built and how it works.
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Up in the Free Resources menu at the top, you will see a number of plans for building and playing cigar box guitars/ukuleles/banjos/dulcimers/violins. I encourage you to download any of the plans, take a look at them, and ask questions from there. Also our site is VERY searchable. I bet you your questions have already been asked, so take a few moments and look around.
Join our Chat sometime (see the bar at the bottom of your browser page). Keep in mind that tho the chat window says there are X number of people online, not all may have the chat window up.
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